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Many online users have discovered a new fear after a woman on TikTok says that she broke her own neck from trying to crack it. 

A Walmart employee posted a video of them celebrating their one-year work anniversary for the retailer by eating some cake alone in their car.

Unprompted denials can always raise questions. That's is why Donald Trump Jr.'s cocaine comments are currently a topic of internet fascination.

A Walmart picker said she had to pick up a 70-inch Roku TV for a customer's online order, highlighting one issue workers encounter while shopping for oversized orders.

One man has a warning for all who lease cars: Your dealership may be tracking you.

A McDonald's customer claimed that he and his friends took table markers as a "joke," before the joke might indeed be on them.

A toddler is not 'half' a person. There's a server out there who would like all the parents of young children to know that.

If you're going out with a group, it's implied that everyone will split the bill equally—but not everyone agrees with this method of divvying up the payment, including one TikToker who has gone viral after she shared a storytime about how she and her friends racked up a $1,200 bill in New York City and couldn't agree on how to pay it.

The Netflix show Daredevil remains one of Marvel's most popular TV spinoffs. But in a sadly familiar scenario for the industry, Daredevil's original showrunner is struggling to get paid for his work.

The onscreen text of a recent TikTok video reads, “Look at my pizza,” and waiting for a payoff has never been so satisfying.

A user on TikTok is calling out Chick-fil-A for alleged sauce stinginess after she says an employee reduced her request for mayonnaise.

Call it an Instacart comedy of errors.

TikTok creator @schultz8702 recently posted a video slideshow about a funny breakdown in communication with their grocery delivery shopper. The video has almost 30,000 views as of Monday.

“When your Instacart shopper really wants you to buy mechanical pencils instead of bread,” the text overlay reads. 

According to the screenshots, the creator had ordered two loaves of D’Italiano Italian bread. Читать дальше...

Starbucks customers largely agree with a TikToker who argues that Starbucks' sweet cream cold foam is really just "rebranded" whipped cream.

Republican consultant Roger Stone offered his guess as to who would be the Democratic nominee in the upcoming presidential election: He is all in on Michelle Obama 2024.

As we reported last week, TikTok's "NPC livestreams" are your algorithm's latest push. The fetish-adjacent content consists of livestreams from emerging creators who perform mannerisms and expressions in a loop.

Now that we’re only days away from the theatrical releases of two of the summer’s biggest films—Barbie and Oppenheimer—Barbenheimer frenzy is in full swing. We’ve got memes for days, debates about viewing orders, mashup shirts, and fanart galore, and now we’re now declaring which movie our fictional faves would prefer.

An UberEats customer on TikTok called out the delivery app for charging nearly double to deliver her McDonald's order.

We expect Marvel movies to be expensive, but when the TV spinoffs have a similar budget, it raises some questions. Namely, what does that money actually pay for?

While food delivery services try their best to ensure every delivery goes smoothly, this isn’t always the case. 

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is being roasted across social media after appearing in a "MAGA rap" music video.

In late June, Colleen Ballinger released what should have been a video addressing the numerous allegations against her from former fans. Instead, she pulled out a ukulele and blamed the "toxic gossip train."

When placing a delivery order, some folks may appreciate the additional condiments thrown in by employees or a courteous delivery driver. However, most do not not expect a quart of mustard to come with their order.

California is currently experiencing an extreme heat wave. One outdoor worker has taken to TikTok to call out grocery store customers' lack of consideration amid the weather.

Orange is the Black was one of Netflix's first big hits, but it turns out the actors involved weren't being paid their due. With the screen actors' strike now in full swing, a shocking post from Orange actress Kimiko Glenn (Brook Soso) is going viral on TikTok, revealing her tiny paycheck for working on the show.

In a viral TikTok video, a United States Postal Service worker shared how many free drinks she gets from customers during her shift.