Rockville, MD -- Hitting the road for a vacation this summer? Well, there won't be as many crowds. According to a survey by Myvesta, only 41 percent of Americans plan on traveling this summer, compared to 49 percent last year.

ATLANTA -- A man is filing a lawsuit against Caterpillar Inc. construction equipment manufacture because he claims he was fired because he was pee-shy. The lawsuit says the employee wasn't able to urinate for a drug test and offered to take a blood or urine test, but was ultimately fired for not tinkling. The former employee is suing for his job back and an unspecified amount of money.

SINGAPORE -- Who wants to become a mommy? That could be the premise behind a new Thai reality TV show in production. The show will take 10 couples from around the world and see who can procreate first. The winning couple will receive $100,000, and, of course, the baby.

WASHINGTON -- Proctor and Gamble announced it will begin marketing Pringles potato chips with writing on each chip. The chips will be printed with "fun facts," animal designs and trivia questions and answers. The company expects the first printed potato chips to roll off assembly lines by June.

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