Новости за 22.09.2023

A creator tried to find out what really happens to luggage once it's checked in, and many viewers were disappointed with the results.

Sometimes, the best thing we can do to cope with less-than-ideal situations at our jobs is to just laugh—and it seems TikToker Carly (@callmebyyourcarl) has it covered in her corporate job.

More than half of Americans admit to lying on a resume at least once. It’s such a common practice that no wonder services are popping up to help employers find out about workers' previous job history.

A restaurant worker revealed how she dealt with a customer who didn’t understand that two four-ounce containers are equal to eight ounces.

Maybe it’s time to change your “go-to drink” at the bar to champagne or prosecco to get more bang for your buck. One TikToker explains just how common it is for bartenders to mess this drink up and give you more than they’re supposed to.

An apartment building took strange steps to censor their tenants' internet access after making a shocking discovery about the kind of content they were searching for.

Eating affordably amid ongoing uncertainty in the U.S. economy has become somewhat of an art form, with restaurant menu "hacks" playing a large role for those who don't want to spend time in the kitchen.

A jobseeker asked a prospective employer about how they celebrate diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and got an answer that included Cinco de Mayo parties and staff outings to Korean restaurants.

A worker who uses their lunch break to run errands reports that her male boss followed her around on a pretty extensive journey.

"Be careful what you wish for" or "the grass is greener on the other side" are sayings that can be directly applicable to the sentiments a work-from-home employee has towards her "mindless" remote job.

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

A woman says that she and her two female roommates were ambushed by two state Tennessee inspectors who burst into her home without notice or warning.

While some TikTokers are documenting their experiences on the job search, others are eager to reveal their accounts of leaving their jobs.

A TikTok user with their credit card linked to their Apple Card believes they have found a hack for free Chipotle after they placed an order that was ultimately declined.

A user on TikTok claims to have caught a felony in action while staying at a Days Inn by Wyndham in Rapid City, South Dakota.

A user on TikTok has divided viewers after recording an argument that allegedly occurred over Chicken McNuggets.

Yesterday morning, I sat in Google’s headquarters at Chelsea Pier, for its “Made on YouTube” press conference that introduced a new suite of YouTube AI tools meant to make content creation on the platform just a bit easier being released over the next year. As I watched the show and the giant ocean tankers travel across the Hudson River behind the towering windows, I had a knot in my stomach (that wasn’t just indigestion from the breakfast spread.)

While Noom is best known as an app encouraging you to build healthier eating habits, its barcode scanner might have uncovered an awkward secret about Erewhon's high-end salad collection.

A university student's video of a professor’s disturbing, and seemingly racist, interaction with his students sparked debate and controversy online.

If you've been on TikTok recently, you've probably stumbled across The Tamale Man. The tamale restaurant, which seems to have taken over everyone's FYP, has seen a surge in success off the back of it's fame, with many customers deciding to visit the eatery after watching viral videos about it over on TikTok.

Another day, another group of fans are fighting to see their favorite music artist in concert without going broke. This week, it’s Olivia Rodrigo’s fans, who are suffering the consequences of high demand for tickets to the singer’s GUTS World Tour.

An applicant frustrated for being denied food stamps uploaded a viral TikTok where they showed off their empty pantries to highlight how little money they have to feed themselves.

A driver decided to issue a PSA about other drivers who use Bluetooth for their phone conversations before summarizing a recent scandalous conversation she overheard.

Is "mancharging" the new "mansplaining"? One TikToker's generosity may have been misplaced when she documented herself sharing a fading charge on her laptop. But was the man she helped simply audacious or oblivious? Or did he have a hidden agenda?

Everyone knows Walmart is a bargain. Whatever problems the superstore chain might possess, having the best value is baked into their business plan. Or is it? One TikToker is claiming that the larger "value pack" boxes are actually costing more than some of the smaller ones. Does the math check out?