Новости за 03.12.2021

A TikToker posted a video of what it's like to work at an Amazon factory that quickly divided viewers in the comments section.

A viral TikTok video shows a survivor of the deadly Oxford High School shooting in Michigan laughing on her way out of the building. The video helped refocus conversation on unexpected effects of trauma—even seemingly unusual reactions like laughing—as expected and normal.

An angry customer at Dunkin' was the final straw for a drive-thru worker. The mad cashier’s reaction has racked up over 2 million views, and most of TikTok is taking his side. 

Welcome to the Friday edition of Internet Insider, where we review the week online.

A TikToker who says she's worked at Starbucks for 10 years spoke out against the company in a viral TikTok video.

That One Sound is a weekly column from senior internet culture writer Audra Schroeder that explores the origin of popular sounds heard on TikTok. Suggestions? Tips? Email audra@dailydot.com.

On Tuesday, Twitter announced an expansive new privacy policy that prohibits posting photos and videos of private individuals without their consent. Now the far-right is using it to get the critics who expose them suspended from the platform.

Viral TikTok footage shows an SUV with the message “I just cheated on my husband” written on the rear window going through a car wash. Some viewers found the video humorous, while others left sexist comments. 

A prominent Democrat group's attempt to put a positive spin on gas prices has made it the laughingstock of Twitter.

A CVS employee allegedly filled a customer’s prescription with her bare hands, according to the customer in question. 

Picking out the right gift for mom is difficult, but shopping for dad is nearly impossible. Don’t overthink it. After all, even though he won’t admit it, dad probably likes a lot of the same cool gifts you do. Still, we’ve compiled a list of the best Christmas gifts for dad to make it a little less of a chore this year.

Trisha Paytas addressed those “gatekeeping religions and beliefs” in response to criticism of a recent series of Hanukkah videos.