Новости за 29.12.2023

In a humorous yet insightful 9-second TikTok video, Matthew Rangel (@therealmattyr), portraying a bartender, has captivated over 714,000 viewers by shedding light on a common pitfall among beer-drinking patrons—falling for the "tatted-up baddie bartender." Rangel, known for his candid content, humorously educates his buddies on the realities of bartender-customer interactions, especially when it comes to the alluring charm of bartenders.

Destanie is a flight attendant who has chronicled what it's like working in the skies on TikTok and has gone viral in the past discussing her job. Whether it's dealing with passengers who can't understand that there aren't any more Coca-Cola cans available on the beverage cart, or how she's been trained to deal with folks who want to sit in unfilled first-class chairs, she deals with a lot.

An Amazon delivery driver went viral after she posted a video of an apartment complex resident allegedly harassing and pushing up against her while she attempted to deliver a package.

When it comes to fast food mobile apps in the realm of meal deals, a TikToker named Carmen (@carmenbarbie) says one's restaurant's offering stands tall above the rest: McDonald's.

Customers frequently use and return merchandise from stores with the goal of getting the most bang for their buck.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is perhaps the nation’s most well-known public official and its most infamously private individual. 

Robert Pattinson hasn’t exactly tried to run away from his Twilight fame as much as he’s roasted the movie franchise. But one thing he can never outrun is that tracksuit meme.

At a time when everyone is searching for low prices, one method of deal-hunting is gaining steam on TikTok—hidden clearance.

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after alleging that she was asked to leave a tip when buying a wedding dress.

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"Get a Load of This Guy" is an expression that has transcended its linguistic origins to become a widely recognized meme. This phrase, versatile in its application, has been embraced by internet culture and often appears in discussion forums and comments as a hallmark of digital humor.

The "I'm in Danger" meme, featuring Ralph Wiggum from "The Simpsons," stands out for its widespread appeal in the vast landscape of internet memes. Its journey from a line in a crossover episode of the show to a mainstay of the meme world is both intriguing and reflective of the show's massive cultural impact.

While online retailers have made shopping more convenient than ever, one customer says they have also opened the doors to a counterfeit postage scam that can end with you paying more than you thought to get your packages.

A Sephora customer is calling out the makeup retailer after she purchased a nearly $100 bottle of perfume that turned out to be empty.

A bartender posted a viral video saying her manager issued a lifetime ban for a customer who made up a lie to complain about their chili cheese fries.

An Ex-Walmart employee went viral after he shared why he no longer accepts rides home from co-workers.

In a viral video, a police officer approached Black shoppers at a Meijer store and accused them of being "known shoplifters," even though they said they'd never been there before.

An influencer says that he makes more monthly via TikTok's new creativity beta program than he did through the app's creator fund.

The unemployment rate seems to have stabilized, but it's still hard out here for job seekers. Even formerly reliable part-time jobs like fast food service work seem to be disappearing, according to one disappointed TikToker.

A TikToker claims there's a new variant of insurance fraud in which people are intentionally being hit by cars to collect insurance money. And while it's not quite a "new" brand of scam, the discussion around it underscored how having a dashboard camera might insulate you against such situations.

In a candid TikTok clip that has garnered over 110,600 views, user and club bottle service employee Alex Elliott (@itsalexiselliott) vents her frustration about a recent encounter with a celebrity's team at her workplace. The video captures the raw emotions of service industry workers who often deal with the entitled behavior of some patrons. Elliott, familiar with the artist and his usual order due to previous encounters, recounts the interaction with vivid detail and palpable frustration.

How did a scene from a half-century-old TV show become a key element in modern-day Hollywood marketing?