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A woman argued with a TikTok commenter who claimed that McDonald's is only a "starter job" for 15-year-old kids and not for workers raising a family.

A Starbucks customer shares how a barista refused to let her take her mobile order allegedly all because of her name.

TikToker Erin McGoff (erinmcgoff3) recently posted about a new law passed by the National Labor Board, which rules that an employer can't require a laid-off worker to sign an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) in order to receive a severance package.

A former Walmart employee has shared a tale of the embarrassing reason he got fired when he was a teenager—accidentally letting a TV get stolen from right under his nose. 

A woman revealed in a viral TikTok how a Sephora worker was allegedly rude to her when she asked for help.

One Airbnb guest is airing her grievances about the company's check-in policy, arguing that if she can only check in at 4 pm, then she should be able to check out later than 10 am.

Beverage hive, rise up. This TikTok video purports to contain the secret to full-time sipping and it has to do with Panera Bread's Unlimited Sip Club.

According to one TikToker, cops are notorious for not leaving tips for their servers.

In a viral video, TikTok user Kathryn (@kathrynmgr15) shows viewers packs of chicken they say they bought in a Superstore grocery shop. Kathryn shows the packaged chicken up close, giving special attention to the information on the labels.

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

There’s a part of the checkout process that Walmart customers know well—showing your receipt to an employee as you exit.

Sometimes, just one dawdling customer in a retail establishment can be the one thing keeping employees from going home. One Walgreens employee took matters into his own hands when a customer was hanging out in the store 10 minutes before the store's posted closing time.

A user's clip on TikTok has sparked discussion after they claimed a McDonald’s drive-thru employee asked them if they wanted to pay for a police officer’s food alongside their order.

The American rental market is currently facing a massive issue—fees.

While renters of previous generations could expect to pay a security deposit and potentially a small fee for the consideration of their application, renters today are expected to shell out major sums before they are even considered for an apartment.

For example, when applying for an apartment, a renter may be asked to pay an “application fee.” This is, nominally, meant to cover the cost of a basic background... Читать дальше...

It's vacation season, and one particular sound on TikTok that initially served as a warning to tourists in Italy has now been applied to pets, kids, and protests as well. Here's why you're hearing "Attenzione pickpocket!" all over TikTok.

Analysis

Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-Mont.) isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed.

He’s the kind of guy who will stand in front of the border fence and call it a wall. He claimed making Juneteenth a holiday was an effort by “the Left” to “prevent unashamed celebrations of our national story.”

Few would call Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), who cosponsored the Juneteenth legislation, a liberal. And emancipation is part of our national story.

The real estate developer from Maryland isn’t a science whiz, either. Читать дальше...

A Red Robin customer expressed alarm about how inflation was affecting his experience at the chain restaurant.

A woman who was dogsitting for a neighbor experienced one of the worst things imaginable in that situation – the dog died.

If you're trying to set a budget for yourself or decide whether or not you want to purchase a good or a service, it might be helpful to conceptualize how much work you would have to complete in order to do so. For example, is buying that McChicken really worth the 30 minutes you spent working at your current job?

Although some may frown on employees immediately grabbing their managers for help when dealing with an unruly customer, one Ulta worker said she’s not afraid to call for reinforcement.

In a viral video, a Nordstrom worker exposed how influencers will go to a store and buy thousands of dollars of merchandise, knowing they'll return it.

In a viral video, a Target worker showed how she budgets her paycheck and stays afloat while living alone.

Everyone has done dumb stuff when they were kids, like sneak into movie theaters and crash parties. But some schemes are more obvious than others, like a group of 11-year-old boys who tried to buy beer using a fake ID.

When Elon Musk joined Twitter, he took a scythe to its workforce. By some reports, Musk fired over 80% of its employees. As a result, the site has seen a degradation in reliability and content moderation.