Claims extracted
27
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
15%
4 of 27 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Erewhon isn’t the only California grocer drawing crowds.
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Erewhon → draw → crowds
A supermarket in a quiet corner of Humboldt County has become an unlikely tourist hot spot after landing a cameo in one of last year’s most buzzed-about movies.
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supermarket → become → movies
Fans of “One Battle After Another” are flocking to the store — and even stopping traffic — for a glimpse of the telephone featured in one of the Paul Thomas Anderson flick’s most memorable scenes.
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Fans → flock → scenes
Murphy’s Market in tiny Cutten is still fielding a steady stream of fans roughly a year after the movie came out, with film buffs hoping to reenact scenes, according to SFGATE.
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buffs → field → SFGATE
Unlike Leonardo DiCaprio’s character in the film, they aren’t finding what they came searching for.
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they → find → what
In the movie, the Hollywood heartthrob plays washed-up revolutionary Bob Ferguson, who is on a mission to find his missing daughter.
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who → play → daughter
Clad in bathrobe, beanie and oversized sun glasses, DiCaprio can be seen shouting into a telephone as he calls upon an old ally.
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he → clothe → ally
But when he forgets the password to patch through, the movie sequence descends into a chaotic meltdown on the pay phone that went viral with audiences.
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that → forget → audiences
Now, tourists are flocking to the market to retrace Leo’s steps, only to discover that the silver screen’s hottest landmark was nothing more than a prop used to add some movie magic.
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landmark → flock → magic
“They ask about it all the time,” five-year employee Ciara Vest told SFGATE.
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Vest → ask → SFGATE
“And I’m like, ‘Oh, it’s not real.
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it → ’m → ?
Well, it’s real.
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it → ’ → ?
It’s somewhere.
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It → ’ → ?
But it’s not here.”
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it → ’ → ?
Instead of an iconic relic, disappointed fans are greeted with a PRIMO water refill machine.
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fans → greet → machine
In the end, tourists reportedly still end up taking photos with the far less glamorous gadget.
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tourists → end → gadget
Another Murphy’s employee, Jennifer Sherman, said people still storm the aisles to reenact DiCaprio’s panicked sprint, even swarming the checkout counter to buy cheap sunglasses like the ones Leo used as a disguise.
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Leo → say → disguise
“It’s got the same seat they put in for the movie,” Sherman noted of the grocer’s oddly popular porcelain throne.
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Sherman → get → throne
On one occasion, a group of die-hard fans stopped traffic from going through the parking lot as they filmed the store.
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they → stop → store
Workers recalled the madhouse production day back in 2024, when around 80 onlookers lined up across the street to catch a glimpse of DiCaprio as he was fully in character.
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he → recall → character
“We watched them do it over a hundred times, I swear,” Vest told the outlet.
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Vest → watch → outlet
“But it makes you appreciate the process.
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you → make → process
And it’s been really cool to have a lot of people seeing our store, being like, ‘Oh, I go there.
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I → have → store
I shop there all the time.'
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I → shop → ?
Fans hoping for a telephone may one day get their wish.
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Fans → hop → wish
Apparently, the store’s employees have been discussing getting a mock version that would be perfect for photo ops.
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that → discuss → ops
“I think it could probably bring more customers,” Vest said.
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Vest → think → customers
The Aporia
