Coca Cola is dominating the summer with their new social media campaign, Share A Coke! The messaging is simple: Cokes are a great refreshing summer drink, so why not share them with someone? The promotional campaign replaces the Coke logo with common popular names among millennials like Liam, Matt, Sarah, Anna, etc., telling people that if they have a friend by this name, give them a Coke and if they don‘t, make one! It’s fun, simple and fits perfectly with our social media enveloped world. In addition, you can now also “tweet a Coke” to friends through Twitter! For $5 you can send your friend a tweet that they can claim as an e-card and redeem at select theaters. In short, if I find a Coke with my name on it, I am definitely buying it. And if anyone decides to tweet me a Coke, my summer will be made.

What’s Up with High U.S. Egg Prices?
As someone who eats plenty of eggs, the higher prices have not slipped my attention. If you have been grocery shopping recently, or even checked social media, it’s pretty obvious that egg prices are soaring. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average price of a dozen eggs rose 59% last year with prices more than doubling in West Virginia and six other states in the upper Midwest. This jump in price was even more shocking in the case of eggs classified grade A, with prices soaring up to almost 140%.