Новости за 10.09.2023

When one man was craving a quick meal, he turned to Walmart. He purchased the Marketside five-cheese breadsticks, noting that the product could be baked in under 10 minutes. Little did he know that the short snack would turn a simple snack into a multi-hour affair.

Apple Pay is a convenient way to pay for things. Don't have your wallet or purse with you? No sweat! Just pull out your iPhone, double click a button, and you're able to use it to make your transaction—provided you're at a store or restaurant that takes Apple Pay.

Heatwaves are tough on everyone, especially people who have to adhere to dress codes. While dress codes are normal in the office or schools, they've become especially commonplace in restaurants—and not just the fancy ones.

There was a time when you could walk into a McDonald's with $20 and walk around with 20 double cheeseburgers or 20 McChickens, or an assortment of the two. Time was you could, in a pinch, get yourself some quick and hot, but not necessarily healthy, grub from the fast-food chain with just a few bucks to your name, paying no more than a single dollar for every item on a budget menu.

TikToker and stay-at-home mom Grace Waterman (@momsthatworkfromhome) has shared an opening for a remote position at Capital One with a $74,000 to $84,000 salary and allegedly no college degree requirement.

A Starbucks customer has a very specific drink request that one barista is more than willing to honor.

The online mental health and therapy app BetterHelp has soared in popularity in the past few years, claiming to offer affordable therapy to those in need. But while the business has grown in prominence in the creator economy, regularly collaborating with influencers for sponsored posts, content creator Ryan Crouse (@ryanthetwat) took to TikTok to warn his 1.5 million followers of the service.

One mother has some very strong words for Sallie Mae, the student loan lender.

Remember the feud between former Billboard chart-topping rappers 50 Cent and Ja Rule? It has picked up steam following Rule's recent performance at the 2023 BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards Wednesday, where he reenacted the Flagellation of Christ, to some criticism.

A Bellhop customer has gone viral on TikTok for sharing her "traumatic experience" with hiring the company for her cross-country move.

Texas Roadhouse is popular for its steaks, fresh rolls with honey cinnamon butter, and wide assortment of sides. But what is the best side at Texas Roadhouse?

Five Guys is primarily known for two things: costing a pretty penny and for being extremely generous with its fries. Giant paper bags sopped with grease filled with hot, salted, crispy cuts of potato is the trademark of the Five Guys french fries experience.

Love smoking, but don't feel like heading outside every time you want to toke up, but also don't want to deal with your neighbors complaining about the smell?

Seth Godwin (@seth.godwin), a noted financial commentator, recently shared his views on "the 3 worst banks" operating in the United States. 

Wage theft is a common crime committed by employers against their workers. According to a 2014 article by the Economic Policy Institute, “Wage theft is a nationwide epidemic that costs American workers as much as $50 billion a year,” though other estimates put the number closer to $22 billion.

A user on TikTok is calling out Uber after claiming that an Uber Eats driver attempted to assault her.

Starbucks has its customers to thank—and scorn—for many recent additions to its drink menu. Whether they’re requesting secret menu concoctions dreamt up by TikTokers or internet-created ideas like the Pink Drink, ordering from Starbucks has become a creative act for many of its customers.

If you're looking for a new job, then you should know about the "September Surge"—the moniker given to the hiring phenomenon of many major companies historically hiring on more people during the fall months.

College is a scam. It's a recurring chorus that throngs of graduates have oft-repeated upon discovering that they could make a heck of lot more money working in another field that doesn't require a degree. Or who find that the admissions process for many privileged folks has more to do with who their parents are and how much their family donates to said "prestigious" institution, and less to do with academic merit.

A police officer claims management at her job says the office is short-staffed, so therefore they canceled her PTO.