Новости за 07.05.2023

A Walmart employee received mixed reactions toward her viral video about store customers who approach her with questions while she's completing other tasks.

Some businesses see social media posts as a treasure trove of free marketing content that they can use to advertise their products and services. Plenty of Influencers have called out companies for using their likenesses on videos or posts without permission or payment of any kind.

A TikTok video detailing a bizarre customer experience at a PacSun store has gone viral, with over 800,000 views since it was posted on May 1. It's also serving as a cautionary tale about gift cards.

Olive Garden fans seem to have a special place in their heart for the restaurant's beloved alfredo sauce. But did you know you can effectively get full from ordering just a large thing of alfredo?

After purchasing a baby monitor camera to keep an eye on her son, TikTok user Kurin (@kurinadele) says her camera was hacked when her password was exposed through a data leak, with no notification from the company.

An essential part of being a bartender is knowing when to cut people off. Most states have laws that make it illegal to sell alcohol to people who are visibly intoxicated, as doing so can cause problems for both the customer and other patrons.

Another viral TikTok restaurant hack on has been gaining traction on the video-sharing platform, showcasing an interesting trick to make unique, apparently refreshing drinks at the Midwestern fast-food chain Culver's. The video, posted by TikToker @earthtoadddie on April 29, has already amassed over 226,700 views.

A woman on TikTok is causing some controversy after sharing her realization that Starbucks' white and brown bags—used for items like pastries and sandwiches—have distinct uses.

Airline miles are a good way to reduce—or completely eliminate—the cost of a flight. 

It's a frequent complaint on TikTok—many users of food delivery apps like Uber Eats or DoorDash have been banned for seeking refunds on wrong orders.

It's always a bummer whenever a company stops producing your favorite item. Usually, businesses aren't going to get rid of a product that's selling very well and thus, earning them a ton of money. However, due to supply chain issues that were created in a variety of industries as a result of government-imposed mandates in response to the fervor created over COVID-19, a number of specific food products were temporarily unavailable in certain markets.

A TikToker warned mattress owners about washing their mattress covers in a viral video posted on Apr. 7.

A TikToker named Trenice (@niecythe1) called her cosmetology school a scam and judging from commenters, along with some allegations surrounding particular beauty schools in the United States, she's not the only one who thinks this is the case.