Новости за 11.05.2024

An Old Navy customer warns of the retailer’s alleged higher in-store prices after learning that her items were cheaper online.

Name a more iconic duo than Barbara and her rhubarb cake. Or, if you’ve actually logged off and touched grass, I can explain to you what that reference means. Hint: It's one of the biggest sounds on TikTok.

We all probably have that one friend who treats their car like it's a sworn enemy—they treat oil changes and transmission fluid flushes like they're suggestions. Tire rotations? Monitoring pressure? Air and cabin filter swaps? You might as well be speaking Aramaic.

Chipotle customer Chris Traina (@christraina) says he ate his last meal from the chain after discovering the franchise is now charging guests for its Honey Vinaigrette sauce.

Recently, “Walmart hacks” have become incredibly popular online. From price glitches to secret discounts, many have shared all sorts of tips and tricks to get the lowest price while shopping at the store.

Hello fellow web crawlers! Kira here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

Grocery prices are beginning to level off after years of significant price increases. While this may initially appear positive, the story changes once one realizes that this means high prices are likely here to stay.

Accurate Automotive (@accurateautoinc), a Colorado-based auto repair shop, posted a viral TikTok of mechanics deciding whether a Toyota Highlander or a Honda Pilot is the better purchase. 

Product labels can be deceptive. While one may think they’re buying a product they know well, without carefully examining the label of each product, they might not actually be sure of what they’re getting or how much they’re really paying for it.

A mother was outraged and called out her daughter’s school after they sent home a live tick they removed from her head. But there's a reason why the school sent the tick home with her daughter.

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One of the recurring choruses of TikTok's comments sections is "hoping the algorithm brings me back." If you routinely use the app and come across a juicy story, you often wish for a follow-up or a "Part Two" from the creator.

One dad's Texas Roadhouse hack that feeds his entire family has his viewers split on whether or not it's a good idea. The father of five kids showed off the hack in a viral video that has racked up 724,100 views as publication.... but not everyone is convinced.