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This love story managed to get its happy ending – even with a shelter-in-place order.

“For the past few weeks, we've been focused on making Taco Bell the safest place to work and eat, and now we're giving America free tacos as a small way of saying thank you for how everyone is showing up for their communities,” said Marc King, the CEO of the Taco Bell Corp., in a press release.

Still going down.

Helping out a friend.

UAW approves the move.

This company found a smooth way to help out with the coronavirus pandemic.

Operation BBQ Relief is doing its part on the coronavirus frontlines feeding the hungry. The Kansas City-area charity usually mobilizes with hot meals after natural disasters; these days they are feeding COVID-19 first responders and the local homeless as well as employing restaurant workers suddenly left jobless.

It’s amazing what people can do when they have some extra free time.

Ramping up fast.

Appeared out of thin air.

A Long Island, N.Y. restaurant announced Monday that a linguini dish was being named after Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert and one of the public faces behind the Trump administration's coronavirus task force. 

A group of Whole Foods workers had initially scheduled a "sick out" for May 1, but moved it up to March 31 as the COVID-19 “situation has progressed.”

“They’ve been serving us for years, in the restaurant business. Let’s serve them,” Guy Fieri said.

The parade continues.

Keep the change – and the toilet paper.

A representative for Walmart confirmed the phenomenon, telling Fox News on Monday that tops are indeed “selling better than bottoms.”

Now this is how you work from home.

The viral tale has bubbled up once again.

A top Red Bull Formula One team advisor said that he has suggested holding a camp for his team's drivers during the suspended season where they could become infected with the coronavirus and get it out of their system before the suspended season restarts.