Seamless Shares Bizarre Special Requests From Flu Sufferers

Living in a big city means germs bombard you in every subway car, taxi and cramped elevator. Seriously, urban air is like 7.6 percent phlegm -- ask science.

While calling a city home means more people are randomly sneezing on your face, it also gives you access to certain services, like food delivery at all hours of the day. This little perk comes in handy when you're stuck in a tiny apartment hacking up mysterious green substances and wiping boogers off your face.

Food delivery service Seamless knows about cold and flu season. Since 2013 began -- and flu germs really started flying -- Seamless has seen a 35 percent increase in chicken noodle soup orders compared to January 2012. Orde…
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