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Blame inflation or premiumization, but no matter the reason, prices around the United States are going up. Across the country, Americans are finding that living life is significantly more expensive than it used to be. Everything from groceries to car insurance premiums has gone up in price—and if you’re someone who enjoys going out to eat, you’ve more than likely noticed a significant increase in the price you’re paying by the time the server brings the bill.

A Home Depot fan is urging people to run, not walk, to the home improvement store after finding a $119 lawn trimmer extender and a $129 cultivator on sale.

Many people apparently use Clorox disinfecting wipes the wrong way. A woman made a shocking discovery about the wipes while shopping in Target, and she took to TikTok to share her newfound knowledge with the masses.

When it comes to a TikTok sound, its impact is usually measured by the huge number of people participating in the trend.

A Major League Baseball fan went viral on TikTok after showcasing the “outrageous” prices for various snacks and meals sold at the Rogers Centre. It's sparked a conversation on just how difficult it can be to take a family out for a traditional day at the ballpark.

A Wendy’s customer posted a viral video of the new “AI worker” who took her order in the drive thru. Viewers are divided on whether they think AI is an improvement to fast food or not. 

One CVS customer is calling out their local store for putting him in the "degrading" position of having to call for an employee to unlock a freezer just so he could buy some ice cream.

A Wendy's customer shared a nagging pet peeve of theirs that has to do with how employees give sauce to patrons ordering take-out.

A student has lambasted Apple after her iPhone alarm failed to wake her up properly on more than one occasion.

Buyers of Great Value corn might want to check their pantries.

In a video with over 1.7 million views as of Sunday, TikTok user Peggy Bolton (@peggybolton) says cans of Golden Sweet Whole Kernel Corn under the Great Value label, which is sold by Walmart, have undergone a dramatic change.

First, the TikToker notes that the calorie content between the cans has doubled despite having the same ingredients listed. Comparing the two, it seems that the new cans have 6 grams of sugar per serving compared to the old... Читать дальше...