Новости за 05.11.2023

Many Airbnb hosts get bothered when their guests leave behind food or party decor. Some even explicitly prohibit parties. But this host seems to get a kick out of showing all the snacks and goods her guests left behind—including a Dos Equis keg.

An O’Reilly Auto Parts employee's first day on the job reportedly took a catastrophic turn when a routine installation ended in a massive car fire.

It's a pretty well-known fact that Target is more expensive than Walmart. In 2018, Target was $5 more expensive than its retail opponent. However, a customer revealed that she noticed Target's prices are now cheaper than Walmart's by comparing prices.

Dating apps, social media, and technology may have completely transformed the ways we approach love, but there are still some debates that divide daters to this day. Namely, should a man always pay on the first date? Tradition dictates "yes," but in an arguably post-patriarchal society, shouldn't women pay too? Is the expectation for a man to pay all too heteronormative?

Pre-tipping on DoorDash is a hot topic of conversation, with both drivers and customers carrying some very strong opinions on the matter.

A career coach has sparked discussion after calling out modern managerial roles, dubbing them “glorified unpaid internships.”

While Instagram has already gained notoriety for contributing to low self-esteem, it seems that another platform has joined the ranks of mood-dampeners. LinkedIn, the professional networking hub that promises to connect us with our dream jobs and industry influencers, has become an unexpected source of existential crisis for one TikToker.

A white San Jose police officer resigned after an internal investigation found racist text messages in which he said, "I hate Black people" and repeatedly used the N-word. Last year, the same officer wrongly shot a Black student.

Chinese sellers are making a ton of money on Amazon. According to EcomCrew, around 63% of all merchandise sold on the massively popular online retailer is manufactured in China.

An Aritzia customer expressed her disbelief at the wear and tear of a $200 jacket she purchased from the clothing brand after just 18 months of ownership.

A Berlin cafe worker's clip went viral on TikTok after they started their pre-close duties soon after their cafe shop opened. In the comments section, many workers said they could relate to the feeling of wanting to start clean-up duties early—presumably so they can go home, too. 

Alabama mayor, business owner, and pastor, F.L. "Bubba" Copeland, killed themself Friday after being involuntarily outed as a transgender woman by a local far-right news outlet.

Fast-food prices have become a common topic of discussion on the internet.

A customer at an Atlanta restaurant had reasonable expectations for what everything would cost in a big-city dining establishment—until it came to two Long Island Iced Teas that were $30 each.

The holidays always bring surprises. One such holiday surprise recently went viral after being shared by TikTok user Candace (@candacexmichelle).

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Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby uploaded a video, which was posted to the team's official X page where he stuttered before saying the word "need," repeating the "n" sound twice before the word left his lips.