Новости за 09.10.2023

After a several-year hiatus, Olive Garden's famous Never Ending Pasta Bowl is back and people are already taking advantage of its bounty. Sometimes almost to a fault.

TikTok users are having mixed reactions to an unexpected item found in Dave and Buster’s prize room: makeup remover wipes. 

The war on shoplifting that stores claim is rampant has opened a new front with Target joining retailers like CVS and Walmart in locking up entire aisles of merchandise.

Truth or Dare is not just a game—it's a source of unforgettable memories and unending laughter. But you might be wondering, to ensure the best game possible, what are the best Truth or Dare questions?

A TikToker recorded herself getting a Starbucks drink with her government-issued Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, formerly known as food stamps, much to the chagrin of viewers.

It’s something we’re all guilty of—refusing to clean our emotional support water bottles as well as we probably should. However, a TikToker is warning viewers in a viral video to thoroughly clean their Stanley cups after she allegedly found mold growing inside hers. 

A University of Pittsburgh student went viral after calling out her professor for giving her class an “insane” assignment. 

Target customers are expressing their disdain upon discovering "essential" products are being put under lock and key. However, a fellow TikToker believes there is a racial discrepancy in their outrage.

A Walmart shopper warns others about her experience with what could be described as a self-checkout "fail"—possibly thwarting the aims of those who think they can get an extra item or two out the door without paying for it.

Some may assume automated spelling and grammar apps only catch those kinds of mistakes. According to one woman's TikTok video, it appears there's more to editing software than most people notice.

A war veteran who lost an "arm and [a] leg" was denied pain medication from a Walgreens, his daughter claims, after a pharmacist looked him up and down and decided that he didn't need that high of a dosage.

Apple Pay has been a game changer for shoppers. Rather than carry around a wallet overflowing with cards, or a purse that hasn’t been cleaned out since a few Presidents ago, one can simply take their phone with them to pay for goods.

A wedding planner revealed how she called out four guests who had the audacity to wear white to someone else's wedding.

A new theory is circulating online in the wake of Hamas' attack on Israel: that President Joe Biden funded the attack.

A woman recently shared her secret to making press-on nails last, claiming that hers have stayed on for an entire month. 

In a viral TikTok video, a customer shares her hack for preventing fast-food drive-thru workers from stealing her credit card information.

President Joe Biden is coming under criticism from Republican lawmakers for hosting a barbecue on Sunday as the war in Israel rages on, following Hamas' surprise attack on Sunday.

When it comes to favorite condiments made at restaurants, some customers are not afraid to ask for extra to take home.

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

If you have an iPhone and something goes wrong with it, you might be tempted to take it to your cellphone provider for a quick fix. But according to one former phone store worker, that’s a terrible idea.

A Wetzel’s Pretzels worker finds herself in an uncomfortable predicament when customers ask what’s fresh. Spoiler alert: Everything is at least two hours old.

Hacktivist groups are taking sides in the conflict between Israel and Palestine with a series of attacks online.

There have been a number of social media users who've taken to their respective platforms to slam Chipotle for what they say is a dip in quality, consistency, and portion sizes, all while the company charges customers more money for an inferior product.

An Instacart customer didn't seem too pleased upon seeing just how much more of a premium she was paying for groceries to be delivered to her rather than getting them at the store herself.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) threw her support behind Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) to become the next House Speaker—while claiming that she didn't know anything about the Ohio State sex abuse scandal that occurred while Jordan was the assistant wrestling coach.