Новости за 18.02.2023

Former TikTok employee Simona (@simonacruzer) posted a now-viral TikTok of her last day at work. In the video, she jokes she'll leave the job with "company assets" before taking viewers on a brief tour of the Times Square, New York City office complex.

A TikToker claimed to use Facebook to research the cop who gave them a ticket — and then arranged for the court date to be the day the cop's pregnant wife was due to give birth.

A TikToker named Jola (@papajawnz) racked up over 698,000 views on a five-second clip where she shared her experience at a walk-in interview for a server position.

A TikTok user who claims they previously worked at Walmart is urging customers to try this price-saving "hack" whenever they purchase items that are nearing their expiration dates.

A TikTok user's video has gone viral after sharing an experience from a particularly stingy McDonald’s location.

Two years after Reddit brought GameStop’s stock to national attention (and record highs), GameStop is again sparking discussion across the internet.

There's a strong argument to be made that the United States of America puts business above all else. Politicians are largely able to be put into positions of power due to the backing of special interest groups, lobbies, and think tanks that are directly funded by big businesses.

Analysis

As we covered earlier this week, there’s been an ongoing discourse online about sex (or the lack of it) in TV and movies. Penn Badgley, currently the star of Netflix’s You, helped reignite the discussions after the actor said he chose to cut back on the amount of intimate scenes in the popular series. And now people are arguing if sex scenes are actually necessary in media.

“I must weigh in on this 'sex scenes in movies/TV discourse' to say that anyone who thinks there's... Читать дальше...