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A popular TikToker went viral after revealing her hack for getting three Chipotle steak tacos for $6.

Shadow and Bone’s first season accomplished the near-impossible: It combined two very different Leigh Bardugo series within the same fictional universe (the Shadow and Bone trilogy and Six of Crows duology, which is set after the events of the former) and leaned on the strength of its characters to make that coalescence feel nearly seamless. Even when some scenes might have felt a bit hamfisted, Shadow and Bone was incredibly effective at selling it, thanks partly to how Eric Heisserer (Arrival) and his staff knitted them together. Читать дальше...

This weekend at the technology and arts conference South by Southwest (SXSW), creators took center stage in many events, parties, and panels—including at a content creators meet-up hosted by 25-year-old Harry Jowsey, a creator with over 9.1 million followers across TikTok and Instagram and a former reality TV star known for Netflix’s Too Hot To Handle. 

A Zaxby's worker has gone viral on TikTok for mocking customers who order from the fast food chain daily.

On March 12, thousands of fans tuned into the eMLS cup, a FIFA tournament that took place live at the Moody Theater during the arts and technology conference South by Southwest (SXSW). Top FIFA players battled it out in front of 1,500 live attendees for a chance at the $20,000 top prize. 

TikTokers worried about a potential ban of the app in the United States have settled on who they think is to blame. And it isn't President Joe Biden, Congress, Republicans, or even China.

No shoes, no shirt, no service. These are the rules customers have to follow at most fast-food establishments. But what about the workers? 

A video showing a dramatic and instantaneous transformation of a Dunkin' franchise from disarray to ready for the next day sparked debate about how employees handle pre-close and closing duties. It's a surprisingly contentious labor convo.

In a recent TikTok video, two Chick-fil-A employees poke fun at the manager-subordinate dynamic many fast-food workers are familiar with. 

Audio that purports to detail President Joe Biden privately discussing the dire state of the U.S. economy is circulating online, leading many conspiracy theorists to believe that the content is legitimate.

An UberEats customer says she was denied a refund after more than half her order was not delivered by her driver. The viral TikTok she shared with details of the experience has resonated with viewers, largely fellow UberEats customers, drawing more than 82,000 views.

A transgender woman captured herself being harassed on video by a self-identified TERF, or trans-exclusionary radical feminist, at a Cheesecake Factory.

Every time a “food hack” goes viral on TikTok, the story goes exactly the same.

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

In the wake of conservative author Bethany Mandel’s viral gaffe on Tuesday—where she couldn't define "woke"—conservatives want people to know exactly what their rallying cry over the past several years actually means.

A user on TikTok has sparked debate after demonstrating how he, as a customer, cleans his table after eating at a restaurant.

On the box of a Chuck E. Cheese Pepperoni Frozen Pizza, the instructions say that the pizza can be cooked by placing it in the center rack of an oven for 12-to-15 minutes at 375 degrees Fahrenheit.

Recently a lot of TikTokers have started promoting Chipotle Catering as an efficient meal prep lifehack. Basically you bulk order a bunch of pre-made Chipotle dishes, assemble them and stick them in your freezer—but this idea definitely has some detractors, partly due to Chipotle's prices.

A TikToker claimed that they were recently tempted to buy a slice of a nearly $200 pie sold at Tennessee’s infamous Dollywood. 

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There are all types of “girls” on TikTok: clean girls, weird girls, mall girls, all of which have their own style and grouped aesthetic.

But in the last couple of months, a new “girl” has made it big on TikTok, and she’s more of a mindset than a “look.” Her name seems like a diagnosis—but the kind you’d want to get. She is “lucky girl syndrome.” 

It all started with a video of two college students eating Chinese food in a car, wherein they explain that they have started saying “everything works out for me... Читать дальше...

If you don’t have trust, you don’t have anything. This applies to relationships—and the workplace. 

A Raising Cane's employee has gone viral on TikTok for calling out customers who jump the gun when putting in their meal orders.