Новости за 13.03.2024

Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced he would be resigning after rival gangs in the country united against him. Now, the internet is swimming in misinformation about those gang members being cannibals.

An American couple traveling to Paris sought a dining experience at a Michelin Star-awarded restaurant—which is often a "you get what you pay for" dining excursion with excellent food, impeccable service, and a price tag to match.

Billionaire Angela Chao, who drowned in February after accidentally reversing her Tesla into a pond, was trapped for hours in the car as her friends and rescue workers tried to free her from the vehicle, according to a report last Friday from the Wall Street Journal.

This poor McDonald's worker is sick and tired of dealing with a customer who goes to their location every day to complain. This time, she's demanding free, fresh french fries.

Since 2017, an artist who goes by StoneToss online has produced comics that have riled detractors, who've dubbed them offensive and discriminatory.

TikTok can be a very silly place, what with all the dancing and memes—but then, every once in a while, a user will drop a piece of wisdom so profound, it can’t help but go viral. And that, my friends, brings us to the "90-Day Dinner."

Over the years, creative customers have generated many out-of-the-box and off-menu items for fast-food chains like Wendy's.

Conservatives are calling for a boycott of Black Rifle Coffee after discovering that some of its employees donated to left-wing causes.

The reason shows like Keeping Up With The Kardashians are so popular is for one simple reason: We're all incredibly nosy and love nothing more than being a fly on the wall as people live their lives. And while we might not be getting that same "fly on the wall" access on the TV show The Kardashians, we do have the next best thing: knowing what apps Kim Kardashian has on her phone.

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro's rant against people in their mid to late 60s retiring has completely riled social media.

A FedEx worker is confounded.

Jose Morales (@joserrmorales_) was tasked with delivering tires to the recipient and when he arrived at the gentleman's house, he proceeded to deliver the tires.

However, how he delivered the tires didn't tickle the client's fancy. In fact, it made the man downright angry. So how did Morales deliver the tires?

He rolled them.

As in, engaging in the primary function tires were designed for. Morales expressed his frustration in a... Читать дальше...

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Some of the biggest names on the far-right are attempting to rehabilitate the public's perception of Jacob Chansley, the man better known as the QAnon Shaman.

Today, the U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to ban TikTok unless the app is divested from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance.

A barista recently went viral after she called out a customer for accusing her of hiding fresh coffee beans in the back and refusing to sell them to him.

A frontrunner to be RFK Jr.'s running mate is none other than current New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

Today, in collaboration with Adobe Express, creator commerce platform Kajabi publicly launched Creator Studio AI. Creator Studio is a generative AI tool that can turn a single video into over 40 pieces of marketing content. 

People expect fully cooked food when they dine out. However, that's not always the case. A couple of Subway customers say they received a raw cookie footlong when they first tried it.

Far-right podcaster Andrew Tate was arrested in Romania on Monday after online influencer Adin Ross revealed his apparent escape plan during a livestream on Kick.

Social media star Delaney Rowe (@delaneysayshello) shared this week how she grew her audience on TikTok through comedy. 

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In a recent Reddit post that garnered significant attention, a user expressed a laissez-faire attitude toward shoplifting at Dollar Tree, candidly stating, "Aye fr I don't give a funyun if yall wanna steal," and further suggested, "grab u a candy and god bless." This striking declaration sheds light on a growing sentiment among some retail employees, who, facing the brunt of soaring inflation, seem to empathize with those compelled to shoplift for basic necessities. The post highlights the personal... Читать дальше...

According to the lemonade pros at Howtostartalemonadestand.com, a good lemonade stand can cost you anywhere between a couple of bucks to a few thousand. Depending on how intricate you like your citrus levels that is. 

In a light-hearted yet revealing TikTok clip by Brooke (@aye.itz.brooke), the Marshalls employee brings to light the subtle pressures retail workers like herself face when tasked with promoting the store credit card. Through her dancing antics in the clip with 2.8 million views, Brooke portrays the lengths employees go to, almost camouflaging the sales pitch in an attempt to get customers to sign up for the credit card. This candid peek behind the retail curtain sheds light on the strategies to push credit cards onto consumers... Читать дальше...

TikTok is often stereotyped as a platform for young people. While a plurality of its users are under the age of 29, TikTok still has a sizable group of users who are on the older side—and some have become so popular that they’ve been dubbed “grandfluencers,” i.e. elderly influences. However, while some of these grandfluencers […]