Evening Express

Think of it as a school bus without the -- well -- bus.

Every Wednesday, a group of parents and school staffers makes the rounds in Seattle, going door-to-door and picking up children along the way. By the time the “walking buses” arrive at school, they’ve collected about a quarter of the students at Dearborn Park Elementary.

Something must have been in the water in Chapin, South Carolina, in the mid-1990s. A high school there is saying goodbye to a group of 18 very special seniors with one thing in common: They’re all twins! Yes, that’s right -- nine sets of twins in the same high school.

As if that wasn't crazy enough, can you believe two sets were born on the same day at the same hospital! What are the odds!? Well, we know the odds for having twins, at least: It’s 1 in 30 according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

And you thought tipping 20% was being pretty generous -- a couple in Houston left their server almost 20,000% over Memorial Day weekend (it was more like an 18,500% tip, if you want to be precise).

The husband and wife -- who want to remain anonymous -- are regulars at D’Amico’s Italian Market Café and their bill on Saturday came out to just $27. When they left, they slipped Greg Rubar an envelope stuffed with $5,000 in cash.