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Mr. Krabs has been part of SpongeBob SquarePants lore almost since the beginning—not even three minutes into the pilot episode on May 1, 1999. With so much material to choose from, there's not one simple Mr. Krabs meme to choose from—several different Mr. Krabs memes are money on the internet, from episodes dating back almost to the beginning.

With a number of people utilizing airports for their holiday travel, one content creator decided to share a “scam” that cost her her luggage. 

Server Madelyn (@madelynxtaylor) has touched hearts on TikTok with her video garnering 148,000 views as of Christmas Eve. In her video titled, "Ohmygosh i forgot to add that i went to the bar to get a drink for a guest and that one of the girls saw me and flipped me off while smiling and laughing," Madelyn shares a poignant tale of her trials and tribulations working as a pregnant waitress.

In April 2023, Elon Musk made a brief yet notable change to Twitter's logo, replacing it with an image representing Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency he has vocally supported and invested in. He also tweeted a screenshot of an old conversation with a user who had suggested changing Twitter's bird icon to Doge, accompanied by a cartoon.

A man showcased the dangers of participating in a Secret Santa exchange, revealing the odd assortment of items he got after thoughtfully putting together his own package under the $50 limit.

Going viral on the internet can be a strange experience, but nobody talks about what happens next. If you're the main character of TikTok and X (formerly Twitter) one day, how do you return to a normal life? Is it even possible? For TikToker Brielle (@brielleybelly123), returning to life after becoming internet famous was less easy than she thought. The young professional, who went viral with her struggles with a 9 to 5 job, revealed she was dealing with a stalker off the back of her online fame. Читать дальше...

A user on TikTok has gone viral after claiming that around 50 Target gift cards were purchased as part of a charity event—but when people went to actually use these gift cards, they were empty.

In the past month, Amazon shoppers have voiced their concerns about a new return policy recently rolled out by the company. According to FinanceBuzz, this return policy includes changes like limiting the return window to just 30 days for most items. 

Around the holiday season, delivery drivers become a fixture in the lives of many Americans. These workers drive from house to house delivering last-minute gifts, arriving at all hours of the day and night to better serve customers.

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The "You Guys Are Getting Paid?" meme originates from the 2013 comedy film, "We're the Millers." In a memorable scene, the character of Kenny Rossmore, played by Will Poulter, expresses his surprise when he learns that other characters are receiving payment for their involvement in a drug smuggling operation. This line encapsulates the humor and irony that would later fuel the meme's popularity.

The "Baby Don't Hurt Me" meme, featuring the imposing figure of bodybuilder Mike O'Hearn, has become an internet sensation. This meme, which originated on TikTok, typically pairs clips of O'Hearn with humorous, ironic captions. The trend, which started gaining traction in March 2023, has spread across platforms like Twitter, amassing millions of views.

When going to a job interview, first impression are crucial. You want to dress appropriately, act confidently, and answer the questions professionally. But for one TikTok user, an attempt to look “more professional” by concealing his bridge piercing turned into a bloody nightmare.

A man shared a story about how he was fired from his job after the company saw his Secret Santa TikTok video.

A woman on TikTok is furious that her boyfriend tried Crumbl Cookies without her—even though they'd planned an elaborate date around the experience.

The Mandela Effect is a trippy concept: Folks remember a particular feature collectively in a certain way—like Fruit of the Loom underwear featuring a cornucopia in its logo—despite this never being the case.

A Save On Foods shopper has gone viral on TikTok after not only snagging a $2 fish kebab for free, but also allegedly coming out ahead with an extra cent in their pocket.

Gift giving can test relationships with your significant other, friends, or family members. A woman revealed how that happened to her and ended a 14-year friendship over the Christmas present she received.

A Chipotle customer went viral on TikTok for revealing how he got revenge on a “stingy” worker who gave him a puny bowl.

Remember TikTok's pink sauce? The viral food trend took over the app back in 2022, but now, over a year on, the condiment has seen a remarkable fall from grace.