Новости за 28.12.2023

TikToker and restaurant server Moe (@moe.makes.magick) ignited a heated discussion with her video, which was viewed 456,000 times, on the long-standing "kids eat free" restaurant promotions.

A teacher stumbled upon Abbott Elementary's clothing line at JCPenney.

TikToker Alexandra (@libraryofalexandra_) set sail on the virtual seas of social media, capturing the imaginations of 322,900 viewers with her video about the food aboard a viral nine-month cruise. Her whimsical critique, "the nine-month cruise food looks bad, and they all keep lying and saying it's good," brought a playful lens to the gastronomic "journey" on Royal Caribbean's "Ultimate World Cruise."

Rachel Powell, a Pennsylvania woman convicted for her violent role in the January 6th Capitol riot in 2021, posted a moody-lit photo on X yesterday complaining about the onerous prison sentence she’d been handed for the crimes.

People body-shamed a popular TikToker and called her rude after she asked for a seat belt extender on her Delta flight.

A 'Real Women of America' calendar promising “the most beautiful conservative women in America” sold by an anti-woke beer company called Conservative Dad's Ultra Right is dividing the online right over whether the pictures in the calendar are scandalous or not. 

Since the arrival of the Amazon Alexa-enabled Echo in 2014, users have been wary of the device.

If you’re never quite sure what to say when a strange man approaches you and suddenly suggests that you smile, there’s plenty of inspiration to be drawn from a recent video posted by a TikToker who just was not having that kind of foolishness over the holidays.

In the past few years, several stores have increased their security measures in order to prevent shoplifting.

Internet users have long complained about “tipflation.” This is the idea that shoppers are being asked to tip more often, and in higher amounts, than ever before. 

An Olive Garden server’s table dined-and-dashed after racking up a $100 bill, and she feared she was going to have to pay for it out of pocket.

For as much progress as society has made since the "Me Too" movement erupted, all it takes is one sex scandal to remind people things haven't much changed.

“What if I told you that you can play a 10-second game to help the people in Gaza?” Laila Ziada says in a November TikTok. “Every time someone plays this game and posts it, they are raising money for Gaza.” 

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"Are You Sure About That?" is a line spoken by comedian Tim Robinson in his Netflix sketch comedy series, "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson." This particular phrase hails from a scene in which Robinson, acting as a spokesperson for the fictional company Carber Vac, incredulously tells the story of his own firing. The scene's absurdity and Robinson's hilarious delivery resonated with audiences, and set the stage for the creation of the "Are You Sure About That?" meme.

"Only in Ohio" memes went viral in 2022, capturing the internet's fascination with the bizarre and unusual ... and with Ohio. These memes typically feature absurd or exaggerated scenarios and humorously suggest that such oddities only happen in the state of Ohio.

A Walmart shopper posted a viral video sharing the best way to get clearance deals on Christmas items.

In a trending video amassing over 197,600 views, TikTok user Drew (@drews.worldd) shares a concise guide on identifying undercover cop cars. He asserts, "I'm about to show you guys a couple of different ways that you can spot undercover cop cars," addressing a supposed increased presence of these vehicles around the holiday season. Drew explains, "Because around holiday season, I always notice way more cop cars, and a lot of them are starting to be unmarked."

Many consider it a delicacy, but would you eat fairy bread if it was left for you in the workplace? That was the dilemma TikToker Prince (@zingerburgerbox) faced after his fairy bread was snubbed at his corporate job.

A Dollar Tree shopper revealed what to be on the lookout for when searching for name-brand beauty products at a steeply discounted price.

A Walmart customer posted a viral video saying a cashier at a Trinidad, Colorado, location was too high to check him out. He later found the manager wasn't much help either.

TikToker Orlenda (@peroicandoittoo), known as a money coach, utilizes her platform to help “women of color build a life they never saw their family experience.” She just turned a viral moment into a teachable opportunity for her 5,000 followers.

The holidays are always full of surprises. Last-minute loved ones and unexpected presents from Santa are all part of the season. But this year, one TikToker received a Christmas surprise that was so sickening it could put the biggest carnivores off meat until at least the new year.

Meet one of the few lucky winners of IKEA's first-ever turkey-sized meatball giveaway.

A mother bought her child a toy that resembles a cubicle and includes phrases like "per my last email."