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Toronto-based Last Meals has a unique angle in the overcrowded market of food delivery services. It lets you select an actual last meal menu chosen by an executed convict. Pricing is straightforward since the government limits for a last meal are $20. You must order a couple of days ahead and don’t get to choose exactly what you want to eat, so Last Meals is not a massively helpful food delivery service but a creative one nevertheless—and just perfect for Halloween. Your meal comes with a DVD to watch and a paper mask of the convict who selected it. Doesn’t that just whet your appetite?  By now I'm sure you’re all just frothy with anticipation as to which lucky (or unlucky) dead-guy I drew. His name was James Hudson Bryant (prisoner #924), convicted of killing 3 people in a dispute over a shared driveway. His last meal included a cheeseburger, a tossed salad, large fries with ketchup, a pile of saltines, an apple turnover and for some reason I can’t really fathom, a pair of brand-new white tube socks. Everything tasted okay; it wasn't exactly home-made.
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