Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Kira here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Today's top stories are about: a woman who received a strange response from a delivery driver when her food arrived at the wrong house, a model's viral video of the worst date she's ever been on, how Britney's Spears' knife-dancing video helped a local business, and the Trump campaign's petty gift for Nikki Haley.
After that, check out Mikael's favorite security tools in his "Your Password Sucks" column. Also, be sure to answer our question of the day and discover what other readers thought about last week's question.
Until next time,
— K.D.
A woman ordered dinner from DoorDash but the food was delivered the wrong house. When she contacted the driver, his response was perplexing.
A woman on TikTok went on a date that was so bad (and downright offensive), she decided to record it for posterity. He wants her to take the video down – she says no way.
Britney Spears' knife-dancing video went viral and received the meme treatment, but it also helped out a prop shop in L.A.
She didn't appreciate the gift.
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By Mikael Thalen
Staff Reporter
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???? In a viral video, a Starbucks barista marveled that a customer ordered blended water and then demonstrated why it was such a fail.
????️ How long is too long to wait for your restaurant bill after you’ve asked your server for it? 10 minutes? 20 minutes? At what point do you start to ask for your ticket again so you can pay it and move the heck on with your day?
???? This twisted collection of microgames for Nintendo Switch is the must-have WTF party game on the console. *
???? Introverts rejoice. Turns out Subway, the popular sandwich chain, is integrating humanless drive-thru windows into some of its drive-thru locations. People online are conflicted over whether they love it or hate it.
???? In a viral video, a Burger King worker suggests her job is "easy money" because the Burger King she works at rarely has customers.
???? A Target worker is going viral for saying the store got rid of its exchange policy, which left customers confused.
???? Everyone knows landing a job can be difficult. However, for one woman it appears that keeping it was even harder.
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Today’s dating world is full of red flags, so when someone has a tip that could help people avoid a bad dating situation, the internet tends to listen.
In a viral video, a TikToker explained why people in the dating world should ask this one cat-related question. Some viewers aren’t convinced about this hack’s effectiveness.
In the video, influencer Zamaria Thompson (@happyfitzam) shares that she has a theory about what a person’s reaction means when they’re asked about cats.
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