Новости за 15.04.2023

With the flexibility and changes in work-life balance since the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans across the country are adapting to a more remote work lifestyle. 

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after claiming a Walgreens location refused to refill his prescription because he did not have insurance.

The recent tech layoffs, paired with the current economic downturn, have put more eyes on the tech industry, its hiring practices, and the actual work being done by employees.

Every new gadget and app has its late adopters—even Apple Pay.

One woman says she recently attempted to use Apple Pay, the tech giant's answer to alternative payment methods like PayPal, and had to look up how to use it in a physical retail establishment while shopping.

"So I recently found out that it's like a millennial and like, an old thing, to carry a debit card or a credit card with you, and Gen Z just uses Apple Pay for everything," TikToker Lindsey (@lindseymariecolor_) says in the video. Читать дальше...

A woman sent a wedding invitation to Chipotle. The chain responded, but it wasn't quite what she was hoping for.

A man revealed in a viral video that the WIC-approved smaller loaf of Sara Lee bread is apparently more expensive than others.

Two Coachella attendees who waited until the last moment to purchase their preferred parking permit for the event found themselves paying double the $400 fee to camp in their car.

A scooter hero is captivating TikTok with his ingenuity in making a full Walmart grocery run using nothing but a Lime electric scooter, carabiners, a belt, a safety vest, and a willingness to do whatever it takes to bring home the bacon despite not having a car.

From maid cafes to Hooters, combining the service industry with male fantasy fulfillment has been a lucrative industry for a number of years. But in the age of social media, this industry has transitioned from one dominated by big corporations to people working for themselves: building their own brand and having full ownership and control of the work they want to undertake.

Splitting checks while at a restaurant has sparked discussion on TikTok. With multiple servers venting their thoughts about this topic, this proposed an interesting question: what is the limit on splitting the check? A Dave & Buster’s worker is the latest server to join those complaining about splitting the bill when a table of 21 asked for separate checks.

A tech worker took to TikTok to relay how she quit her job, discovering in the process that the online form she had to fill out explaining why—which she thought would go to HR—went straight to her boss.

In LMFAO's 2009 hit "Shots," the rap duo extolled the virtues of doing shots in the club. Sam's Club is probably not the club they had in mind, but thanks to a TikToker who caught video of a Don Julio Tequila sampling station inside a Sam's Club location, that's a thing that exists online now.