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Someone stole a massive bounty of dry Ramen Noodles, driving off with their haul in a truck trailer in Fayette County, Georgia.
To be clear, a six-figure salary's worth of ramen is enough sodium to bolster an army of bandits.
Authorities found the 53-foot trailer next to a Chevron gas station, which they believe was stolen between July 26 and August 1.
Unfortunately, there are far more questions than answers surrounding the illicit noodles. What these enterprising thieves planned to do with so much ramen is a question for the ages.
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