Новости за 29.03.2023

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after claiming that multiple Best Buy employees lied to her and made her pay for a new MacBook after assuring her it would be covered by a refund.

Starbucks workers in New York went on strike earlier this week after they said management asked them to continue working while their online ordering system was broken and losing orders, according to a video from the Starbucks Workers United union.

In a viral TikTok video, a worker slams her new employer for charging her for the shirt she's required to wear to work. The TikToker says this has her convinced to quit already.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) is being ridiculed online after unleashing an error-ridden tirade regarding urine during a hearing at the Capitol, about the nation's capital, on Wednesday.

An Airbnb customer took to TikTok to complain about a rental that was canceled just days before her trip—then contended that the company's Aircover protection program failed her and her family.

While Amazon allows customers to submit delivery instructions with their order, it’s often not clear exactly how the process works. 

Job sites are filled with offers for a career in ‘marketing.’ But how real are those offers—and are they really jobs in marketing?

Fox News’ coverage of a transgender teacher’s TikTok account brought about death threats against the teacher, their colleagues, and their schools. In December, just after Fox News published a story about the teacher, a person threatened to blow up the school, the teacher’s home, and the school district office.

A DoorDash customer's experience with a bold delivery runner has drawn over 39,000 views on TikTok.

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

An open letter signed by some of the biggest names in the tech world is calling for a pause on the development of artificial intelligence (AI) due to fears that the technology could pose “profound risks to society and humanity.”

Fans of Starbucks can look forward to a new brewer behind the bar—and it’s not a barista. 

When it comes to fast-casual chains being criticized on social media, Chipotle usually receives its fair share of ire from once-devoted customers who've had it "up to here" with price hikes and unwarranted substitutions particular franchise locations subject its customers to.

A woman claimed that Hinge suggested she meet up with her brother—whom the app deemed “most compatible” for her. 

In a viral TikTok video, a Starbucks customer shows viewers what the coffee chain's new olive oil-infused beverage looks like. Reader, it doesn't look good.

Analysis

Straight women on TikTok are getting a kick out of saying that they were in a lesbian relationship, “not with a woman, of course, but with a man who was a bitch.” Beyond this just not being funny, it’s very homophobic and disparaging to lesbians.

The trend started in mid-January with a video from TikToker Hannah Jones (@indihannah__jones). 

“I used to be in a lesbian relationship,” Jones says in her TikTok. “Not with a woman, of course, but with a man who is... Читать дальше...

Working in the restaurant industry is no joke. This is especially true on weekend evenings. At restaurants, Friday nights are reportedly usually one of the busiest days, and 6-8pm is the busiest time.

A server says a guest didn't know that sides weren't included with her expensive steak dinner, warning others in a TikTok PSA.

A woman says her friend invited her and several other couples to her house for a dinner party but asked them all to bring their own steak and pay $12 dollars for sides in a now-viral TikTok.

Everyone’s heard of pay-it-forward. This is when a customer in a drive-thru, usually at a coffee shop, discovers that their order was paid for by the car in front of them. 

In a viral video, a daycare worker shows a white baby's face taped on top of a photo of a Black baby on a Pampers diapers box.

Right-wingers online are trying to magnify and place blame on an upcoming trans rights protest, "Trans Day of Vengeance," in the wake of the Nashville shooting yesterday.