In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, a Canadian restaurant called Good Fortune Burger temporarily renamed its menu items after common office supplies to help remote workers expense their meals more easily. For example, a burger became "Basic Steel Stapler,' fries were labeled "CPU Wireless Mouse,"' and a milkshake turned into "Keyboard." It was a tongue-in-cheek marketing move meant to highlight the absurdity of some corporate expense policies, but it also gained media attention for its creativity. The stunt wasn't meant to be malicious, but rather to give people a laugh during tough times.