Новости за 13.01.2023

Remember that viral "Pink Sauce" which took over TikTok and Twitter in July 2022?

A TikToker complaining about a StockX order gone awry has brought two important questions into the conversation. As the creator asked in the caption about StockX allegedly getting a $357 Crocs order wrong, "How do shoes go through a verification process but still manage to make huge mistakes?" But also, as some commenters wondered, how does any pair of Crocs end up costing $357?

For some restaurants, TikTok hacks and “secret menu” revelations have pushed them to the brink and one Waffle House location is letting customers know they've had enough.

Anti-theft shopping carts at Target are continuing to disrupt the shopping experience for customers. 

Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

With the proliferation of online orders has come a variety of lessons. First, patience — but second, the importance of specificity. 

Nevada’s two senators are taking aim at the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) recently updated new broadband map, stating they still dramatically overstate broadband access, despite taxpayers having now spent nearly $400 million on the effort. 

A remote worker went viral on TikTok after revealing that she has three full-time work-from-home jobs.

"My brain explodes with rage every time I hear this bloody song" is one of the top YouTube comments on the King Khan & BBQ Show's "Love You So," a song originally released in 2004. So how did a nearly 20-year-old song become one of the most ubiquitous—and maddening—TikTok sounds?

A TikToker's video sharing her experience of quitting over a lack of breaks on the first day of her job has drawn over 1.2 million views.

A TikToker recently went viral after finding themselves in a peculiar situation.

Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) is a serial liar who may best even Madison Cawthorn’s propensity for falsehood.

A DoorDash driver has gone viral on TikTok for confronting multiple customers who tipped too little or didn't tip at all.

In a viral TikTok, a Panda Express worker shared how the American-Chinese restaurant chain makes its Sweet Fire Chicken.

The lifestyle influencer formerly known as Bunny Barbie announced she changed her name to avoid legal action from Mattel, Inc, the toy company well-known for owning brands like Barbie and Hot Wheels.

Folks are always looking for ways to make restaurant chain meals from the comfort of their kitchens. TikTok user Madi (@madiritz) recently made this a lot easier for Dunkin' lovers.

A TikToker said she discovered over halfway through her pregnancy that it was not covered by her insurance.

One TikToker is opening up about the hardships of finding work in a recent video where he shared he’s applied to more than 75 jobs and has yet to land one. 

TikTok's obsession with true crime has spiraled into something beyond bad taste: Women are now stuffing hair and fingerprint samples into binders, and creating misinformation in the process.