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A viral TikTok video created by a Dollar Tree worker has sparked debate about the use of name tags in the workplace. In the clip, user Oliver (@olivermbork) rants about how customers say his name and urges them to not read his name tag. 

A college student says that when she returned from school to visit her parents, she found out that they had entered into a polyamorous relationship with another couple.

The Eras Tour movie premiered on Friday, and Swifties have taken over TikTok sharing their experiences. But viewers question whether the movie is just for viewing or if it should act as a real concert. 

A McDonald's customer shared a disturbing discovery about the restaurant's food: Apparently it never goes bad or gets mold.

A Walmart shopper is urging folks scoping out deals in the store's clearance section to hold onto their wallets before scanning them at checkout.

The Israeli Prime Minister's office deleted a post on X after numerous social media users claimed it contained racist, genocidal language.

A barista is reminding people that if you're not nice to your barista, you may end up with decaf instead of regular coffee.

A Starbucks customer shared that while she understands Starbucks gets to up its prices, she has every right to "up [her] pettiness" when Free Drink Day rolls around.

As digital wallets become increasingly popular, many shoppers opt for contactless payment methods like Apple Pay for convenience and security. One frequently asked question is: Does Dollar General take Apple Pay?

A woman’s video showing off her hotel room’s mini-bar has gone viral.

In a video with over 1.4 million views, TikToker Maniga (@manigamcclendon) shows herself filling up a glass with shots from various bottles of hard liquor. But the bar, she says, isn’t in the hotel lobby — it’s straight from an alcohol dispenser inside her room.

“A bar in the room is crazyy,” she wrote in the caption of the video.

The alcohol dispenser looks like a cabinet, with a glass panel revealing four large bottles of liquor... Читать дальше...

A pro-Palestinian hacking group known as Team One Piece claims to have breached IBM Israel and obtained sensitive company data.

TikTok, the widely-used social media platform, allows users to repost videos, helping their followers discover new content. Reposting makes a video appear in your followers' feeds as though it's your original post. However, there may be instances where you'd want to delete a repost. Applicable to iPhone and Android users, here is how to delete a repost on TikTok.

Conservatives are rallying against foreign students protesting against Israel amid its war with Hamas, calling on those students who do not support Israel to lose their visas.

Viewers are coming after a bartender in the comments section of a viral TikTok he posted that delineates how a woman, who fooled the bar he worked at for years, got banned from nearly every watering hole on the west side of Cleveland, Ohio on her 21st birthday.

The Temu app is one of the most downloaded apps in the world, in both the Apple App Store and Google Play. The Chinese-based company connects shoppers and sellers in an online marketplace that promises consumers some of the best deals in the world. Yet, the popular company has quickly come under scrutiny, leading some to wonder, "Is Temu a scam?"

A group of Whataburger employees went TikTok viral for the creative way in which they let a customer know she left her phone in their restaurant.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) sharply rebuked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) over his claim Saturday that all Palestinians living in Gaza are antisemitic.

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

Chat logs from a right-wing activist group were published online this week, revealing the organization's efforts to ban books in Colorado.

There’s a considerable amount of science that goes into in-store music selections. Designers of store playlists will take everything from tempo to volume into account, carefully designing their tracklists to try to maximize sales.

Former President Donald Trump said Monday that he'd be "willing to go to jail if that’s what it takes for our country to win and become a democracy again," drawing cheers from his opponents who took his comments literally.

Turns out the online king of fast food secrets can still be surprised with new restaurant fun facts.

In some countries, it's common to pretend your Uber driver is a family member to skirt the local airport's no-rideshare rule.

The Daily Wire spent nearly $150,000 on Facebook ads in the past month promoting their “anti-woke” shaving company Jeremy’s Razors. 

One TikToker said that many people have been using shower caddies all wrong—and took to social media to prove it.