From now until summer 2017, you can swing by NYC's Museum of Food and Drink to crack open a freshly baked fortune cookie and read a message written by a stranger.
Anyone all over the world can submit a message, either through the MOFAD site, via Twitter, or in-person at the museum.
Because let's be real, in times like these, we could ALL go for a message of hope and goodwill.
You can eat the cookies as they come out of the 1,500-pound fortune cookie machine and even take a bag home.
The treats are part of an exhibition called "Chow: Making the Chinese American Restaurant."
The museum offers other Chinese foods to taste too, like honey walnut shrimp and peking pork chop (depending on the month you visit).
