These were on one technician's station at the auto repair shop, and at a receptionist's desk at the associated dealership. I've seen them individually at other places in the past, but this is the first time I've seen a nest of them.
And before you ask, they don't at all taste like the body of christ...
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Were you comparing to a real body of Christ, or the paper-thin cardboard wafers I remember from my Catholic youth? Then there's the real questions of whether they tasted good at all, and if you ate them because you heard the voice of Christ telling you "eat me, I'm free!"
I read "Eat me, I'm free!" in Mr. Humphreys' voice (from "Are You Being Served?").
I'm afraid I've never seen that & know absolutely nothing about it.