Новости за 26.09.2023

In the United States, servers rely on tips for a sizable portion of their income. According to some studies, as much as 70% of a server’s take-home pay may come from customer tips—meaning that if a server gets a table with a large order, they can generally expect a pretty substantial payday.

Apparently, some businesses don’t realize that consideration is a two-way street. A worker went viral on TikTok after she exposed her employer for handing out paltry snacks as a “perk” of working.

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A Walmart shopper recently went viral on TikTok after he slammed the current state of the store’s self-checkouts.

Pandora is a jewelry store that specializes in customizable charm bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and other pieces.

You might want to be more attentive the next time you’re tempted to hit the “no receipt” button on a signature pad. A Starbucks customer went viral on TikTok after revealing that a “certain barista” was skimming $2 to $3 dollars per drink from her card using the pad’s built-in tip option.

A shopper’s video on TikTok went viral after she discovered she had been using the wrong kind of Dawn soap to wash her dishes, prompting viewers to question if they’ve been making the same mistake.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) claims that he hoarded hundreds of thousands of dollars of cash because his parents were Cuban. He was indicted on federal corruption charges last week.

It's pretty standard to check your order when picking up a meal, and sometimes it pays off when there are things missing, or when there are unexpected additions. Recently, TikToker Alyssa (@lmaojaundice) discovered that a free drink offered by a Sonic worker contained tea spouts soaking in carbonated water.

A woman has proven that she will do just about anything for IKEA—including walking across a highway in Italy.

In a viral video on TikTok, a bartender shares what not to do when ordering a vodka soda at a bar.