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A server claimed to have gone through the “worst possible experience” of her life —working a shift in downtown Nashville that should have been lucrative but was far from it.

Parks and Recreation's main character, Leslie Knope (played by Amy Poehler), once affectionately referred to raccoons in the show as "nature's bandits."

Not every customer looks at the biography description of a food delivery app runner or driver. But one person did and found a driver whose description of themselves has charmed folks online.

A Tim Hortons customer called out the location she went to for serving her a partially burnt sandwich.

It can be frustrating when you visit your favorite fast-food spot, only to discover that the offerings you've been craving are unavailable.

There's a reason why fast food is called "fast food"—customers expect to get their meals in a speedy manner, which means that employees must be on their toes to ensure that these expectations are met.

One woman has a simple message: Even the simplest jobs are hard to do.

About a week ago, TikTok user Katie (@thegiacobra) placed what she thought was a simple order from DoorDash—sushi and a smoothie, ordered from two separate restaurants.

On average, Americans work late 2.5 days per week. This means that for half of the workweek, employees are staying beyond their expected hours, either to finish a project or because they believe that going above and beyond will mark them as better workers in the eyes of their bosses.

If one has never ordered a steak before, the actual ordering process can be a bit confusing. As opposed to meats like chicken that are generally cooked to a certain temperature before they can be consumed safely, many cuts of steak can be served at a variety of temperatures, each one being up to the customer’s preference.

Online arguments about pre-tipping delivery drivers almost always boil down to a few essential points. Some customers state they always make sure to attach a tip to their meal beforehand to encourage drivers to pick up their order and bring it to them quickly.

A Walmart employee shares their shock at people who have worked at the retail giant for more than three decades. 

Analysis

It’s now been a week since Meta’s Threads took off, and the app hit over 100 million users. Twitter traffic is reportedly down due to the shiny new toy that is Threads. But, after trying it out, I don’t think it’s going to immediately replace Twitter. Right now, it’s still in its infancy stage, and part of that stage is copying viral tweets and posting them on Threads. 

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There's no shortage of food service industry workers who call out "rude" or "entitled" customers who arrive close to a restaurant's closing time and order a ton of food.

Many TikTokers have gone viral for sharing the strange substitutions their male Instcart shoppers have provided after being unable to find a particular item. TikTok user Emma (@emmabobemmafeefifofemma3) is no exception.

A video of a young boy on TikTok went viral when he didn’t understand the clothing he wanted at a gift shop in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina had marijuana leaves on it. 

A mom went viral after she posted a video complaining about cost of babysitters. It didn't go as planned.

The pandemic made everyone reconsider their hand-washing habits, so one would think we live in a safer, cleaner space nowadays—especially when it comes to eating out. Not so, says one TikToker and former restaurant worker. In fact, she warns that some servers are regularly handling food with unwashed hands.

A number of McDonald's customers have expressed that they pine for the days of the $1 value menu, which featured items like the double cheeseburger and McChicken priced at just a buck.

When you think about bringing your car in for service, there are probably a few procedures that immediately pop in your head: Oil changes, tune-ups, fluid flushes, and maybe filter changes (as long your mechanic isn't trying to gouge you on the price).

A video on TikTok went viral of a mother and daughter eating McDonald’s in their car when a man started looking at them through the car window. The mom tells her daughter to listen to her gut feeling about strangers.

Tikoker @hotchipbich has revealed a harrowing tale of alleged financial malfeasance and gaslighting from an ironic source: Her own therapist's office.

Women far and wide have joked about male Instacart shoppers' inability to successfully navigate a grocery store. The trend has now extended to include boyfriends, as a viral TikTok illustrated.

An Auntie Anne's employee posted a viral TikTok lamenting the number of "kids" they say their manager keeps "hiring," showing off a large number of workers staffed at one of the franchises at the same time.

Asserting "Outback Steakhouse customer service been way too comfortable lately," a server was captured delivering wings to a table, only to bite into one of the wings when arriving.