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A woman shared screenshots and screen recordings of a series of Facebook messages and voice memos she received from a man she didn't know who had seen her—but not matched with her—on Bumble.

One of the draws many bulk retailers offer customers are food courts that typically offer menu items at steep discounts, like the legendary $1.50 hot dog and soda combo at Costco. In fact, there are some people, like this woman who purchased a Sam's Club membership to try the brand's birthday cake sundae, who purchase annual passes to shop at these club franchises just to enjoy the benefits of their low-cost food court fare.

The debate over the recent trend of attempting to duplicate Wes Anderson’s distinct aesthetic—whether through detailed TikTok homages or more controversial AI-generated renditions—is returning as Anderson’s latest movie, Asteroid City, finally arrives in theaters.

A woman says she overheard parents of her son's soccer teammates making "snide comments" about her. In a text, the parents called her "cunty" and mocked her for wearing Pride apparel.

One American Airlines passenger is accusing the company of racism because she says she was denied overnight accommodations after missing her flight due to delays.

An Instacart shopper's attempt to win over a “no-tipper” by instead giving them money has gone viral and received ridicule on TikTok after the plan completely backfired.

Fast casual chain Chipotle has long come under fire by customers who are dissatisfied by the portion sizes used for the chain's burritos and bowls.

A customer who was once a fan of Five Guys is now calling the chain "overrated."

An Instacart shopper vented her frustrations over her customer ordering cases of water—they live in an apartment.

Still wondering whether the chicken or the egg came first? Consider a secret third option: the grocery store.

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If Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is your bartender, don’t try to order a Bud Light. 

A worker claims that she's only getting a fraction of what she's earned on payday via a "daily pay" payment system, and others with knowledge of the payment system are claiming that it's a "trap."

Amid disappointing box office results, The Flash has some of the worst buzz we've seen for any recent superhero movie. Compounding the more serious concerns about Ezra Miller’s comeback, people are dunking on the film's CGI, criticizing its use of dead actor cameos, and comparing it unfavorably to Across the Spider-Verse.

A Walmart customer filmed herself confronting a manager and accusing the worker of stealing money from her.

What appeared to be just a jokey clapback aimed at a person claiming to work "100 hours a week" turned out to unveil a terrible incident involving the man who took to TikTok to boast of his work ethic.

A cybercrime group is threatening to release internal data from Reddit unless the company agrees to pay a ransom and reverse its plans to increase prices for API access.

TikTok user Kelsey Elizabeth (@kelhazen) owns a women's boutique called Pinkadot. One day, a customer became offended by a mug that was displayed in the shop's window.

Great Value is really living up to its name on TikTok as a Walmart customer took to the platform to share his hack for potentially getting unlimited free bottled water.

If you've ever watched the film One Hour Photo, you may've soured on the idea of sending photos to a pharmacy or specialty printing store to be processed by someone you've never met, especially if you're leery of folks taking unsolicited ganders at your private pictures.

A McDonald’s employee in Texas went viral on TikTok after revealing how she’s made to stay on while her “lazy” co-worker is allowed to leave. 

In a viral video posted to TikTok, a patron at a Goldsboro, North Carolina Starbucks called out the store’s baristas for “talking trash” about her mobile app username. They didn't realize she was working on her laptop, waiting in the store for her drink.

TikToker Kissy Torres, who is known as @iamkissy, recently sparked conversation with a video on jobs she believes train employees to be "the worst."

Do you receive a full cup when you order a drive thru drink with “no ice”?