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If you've been on the internet at all over the last couple weeks, chances are you've seen Nathan Apodaca's viral video in which he is skateboarding (and drinking Ocean Spray cranberry juice) to Fleetwood Mac's 'Dreams.' The wholesome TikTok brightened the collective spirit of the internet, and inspired responses from Mick Fleetwood and the CEO of Ocean Spray himself.

Ocean Spray's Tom Hayes didn't stop at making a copycat video to show appreciation for Nathan Apodaca's unintentional viral marketing for his brand. The farmer-owned cooperative decided to pay Apodaca a surprise visit in Idaho, and gifted the TikTok sensation a brand new Nissan truck - and a whole lot of juice. 

The gift is a blessing to Apodaca, who has been living in an RV outside his brother's house. Generous fans have donated over $10k to improve his situation. The money was originally going to help him upgrade his car, but it seems like Ocean Spray has helped him cross that off his list. We're happy to see the genius behind 420doggface208 feel some of the love he's given to the rest of the world. 

If you'd like to support Nathan follow him on TikTok and Instagram, and perhaps consider purchasing some of his merch. Your vibes will thank you.

Some people loathe hearing about other people's dreams, but we think they're hysterical. A dream is basically just a ridiculous story that your brain comes up with for you - some are hilarious, some are terrifying, and some are so good that you feel sad when you wake up and realize that it wasn't real all along. 

Tumblr user One Time I Dreamt has built up their blog around posting about their weird dreams in trolling fashion. Some Tumblr users catch on, and for some it goes right over their heads!

When the going gets tough, forget useless aphorisms and focus on the memes.

Remember those awesomely quirky animal reviews we featured a while back? Well @welcometomymemepage is back at it with these memes inspired by text-based adventure games. The memes are appropriately aesthetically simple - but wonderfully weird. The best part? The creator is raising money to make the game a reality.

According to the Kickstarter, "Through the Gorge" is based on Carl Jung's "The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious." It's an interesting concept, one that involves a man's recurring dream about descending a fearsome gorge - all in the hopes of making his way to a mighty castle in the distance. The game has already secured funding, but if you like what you see you can still donate to provide further funding. We're definitely sold.