Новости за 10.03.2023

There's been a trend of employees calling out long-established labor practices on social media, especially businesses that are requiring their workforce to return to the office in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Tim Hortons customer with Tourette Syndrome accused a store's staff of discriminating against him, saying they ran away from the counter after seeing signs of his condition.

A DoorDash driver is touting how people can easily make more than $1,000 on the app in less than a week. 

A TikToker's experience of being told she might be fired from her job because of her resting face has drawn over 1.6 million views on the platform.

While job-hopping might raise some red flags with interviewers, there's a lot of data that says the practice could ultimately work to an employee's benefit, as job-hoppers seem to ultimately earn more money.

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

A Red Lobster server tallied up her total cash out after a six-hour Friday night shift and recorded the process, along with how much she earned in tips, in a TikTok video.

Civil rights groups and journalists alike sounded the alarm this week that a new bipartisan bill could ban TikTok from the U.S.—but what it's really about is forcing a sale.

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after accusing his bank of withholding charges and deposits to maximize fees.

A user on TikTok has sparked debate after offering a tip for cheaper meals.

Analysis

Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) is a card-carrying extremist.

He opposed gay marriage less than a decade ago.

Collins likes opposing things. He’s anti-abortion, anti-immigration, and wants to cut the corporate tax rate—because trickle down economics worked so well the first time. Spoiler: it didn’t.

The freshman representative demonstrates the growing rift between the far-right and moderates they sneeringly call “RINOs.”

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TikTok discovering a musical act or song can be revelatory, for both the audience and the act. This week, we look at how an Aphex Twin track became a subject of discussions about gatekeeping, fandom, and cringe.

A TikToker sparked debate on today's work culture after criticizing a 24-year-old who quit his job when asked to complete a tedious task.

A TikToker’s video has gone viral after she said her DoorDash delivery driver was forced to cancel her order due to a shooting at the restaurant. 

After queer TikToker Zachary Willmore announced that he had been diagnosed with HIV, he received an outpouring of support on TikTok and Twitter despite viral homophobic tweets about his diagnosis.

In a new development to the ongoing controversy surrounding Frontier Airlines' baggage policy, TikTok user Dyana Villa (@dyanavilla.tv) has posted a video claiming that the airline's gate agents receive a bonus for every oversized bag charge.

A popular TikToker went viral on the platform after revealing Five Guys' secret menu hack, "the bacon trick."

After three long years, authoritative, boardroom-boss Saturn has finally entered Pisces. And after a brief hiatus, HBO’s Succession, at last, returns for its final season on March 26. What better way to celebrate than with an astrological mash-up?

Republican-led, anti-LGBTQ hysteria is sweeping the nation. Conservative governments in multiple states are proposing and passing some of the most severe attacks on the LGBTQ community seen in years. Much of it targets transgender people and drag performances, ostensibly for the purpose of protecting children from sexual exploitation.

After a mudding accident resulted in a head injury for Paisley Riley (@paisley.rileyyy), the small-town girl from Mississippi took to TikTok to spread awareness about how dangerous claw clips can be during a motor accident.

When people set out to become influencers, the first step is figuring out what their brand is. Not only their niche, but also a way to stand out and attract attention. One way to do that is to pick a topic that is extremely personal. The question Amy Chan asked was how to become a certified relationship expert.