Новости за 18.04.2024

One woman's drive-thru video had her fellow TikTokers laughing alongside her after things took an unexpected turn.

Asma Nizami, the Muslim Minnesota organizer behind the state's uncommitted primary vote effort, says she was accepted and then suddenly rejected from the Minnesota Department of Education's Holocaust and Genocide working group.

President Joe Biden suggested on Wednesday that his uncle, 2nd Lieut. Ambrose Finnegan, was eaten by cannibals in New Guinea after his plane was shot down in 1944. The outlandish claim is not supported by military records—which show the plane was lost over the Pacific—and is being widely mocked online.

In March of this year, Target announced it would be launching a home delivery service for just a $49 yearly subscription.

Two and a half months in and almost 3,400 miles down the road, a TikToker said that his Cybertruck crapped out after he took it to the beach.

There's a lot of information to be weighed when buying a new car. But one Georgia-based auto service shop is weighing in with what they claim are your best and worst options when it comes to finding a new car.

Isabella Moody and Josiah Moody, far-right YouTubers and content creators, posted a video of their child babbling on X, claiming she was saying the N-word.

A woman went viral for her theory on Starbucks' new drinks, the Oleato coffees and the Spicy Lemonade Refreshers. She thinks the employee responsible for such drinks is out to sabotage the company.

When going to a checkout, one may be prompted to add an additional charge to their order or simply “round up” to the nearest dollar. While this is occasionally a tip for workers, something that has long frustrated internet users, there are times where shoppers are instead prompted to round up their purchases and donate the amount to charity.

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An interesting—and some may say disturbing trend—has emerged of security devices being put on makeup at major retailers. Not only are the security devices in place, but customers have posted videos of the devices only being on darker shades of makeup, stirring up criticism.

It's no question that the age of streaming services has forever changed TV consumption.

A mechanic on TikTok posted some of the tools you can find at Harbor Freight if you want to cover your car repairs at home.

A millennial woman on TikTok is blasting a Gen-Z man for ghosting her on their taxes-themed first date.

Rising grocery bills as a result of inflation have changed the way consumers shop. Customers are more diligent than ever before, closely monitoring their grocery purchases to avoid rising prices and overpaying. Some shoppers have even noticed grocery stores mislabeling items, saying they weigh more than they do, thus charging higher prices than they should on the product. 

A toddler in a Cinderella dress gave her mom a big surprise after using Amazon Alexa to play music.

Life as we know it can have a lot of ups and downs, but in this new TikTok sound, users are encouraging each other to embrace an existence of peace and tranquility. It's blowing up on social media.

A Costco customer is crying foul after she says she purchased bananas that appear to be “fake.”

A cashier called out customers who give them change far too late.

Cashiers are expected to be mathematically inclined or able to make quick and accurate calculations in their head. Many point-of-sale systems help out with this by letting cashiers to enter in an amount of money a customer gives to them do the math on their behalf. But if a customer decides to provide additional change after this calculation has been made, it's understandable that a cashier may struggle to make change without that crutch. Читать дальше...

It turns out that even in the 41st millennium, you can’t escape woke discourse. Over the past week, social media parasites and YouTubers have picked a new target for their anti-inclusion campaign — this time, the miniatures game “Warhammer.”

Employees of Bakersfield Hyundai out in California shared their thoughts on the cars they didn't have much hope for making it to 100K miles, and it seems like everyone in the dealership has different opinions on whips you probably don't want to buy if you are planning on keeping them for a long time.

Are you supposed to tip at Sonic? A lot of people aren't sure.

This debate opened up after a viral video showing a woman not leaving a tip went viral.

In the TikTok, Shasteen Jamae (@shasteenjamae) checks out at the Sonic drive through when the tip screen comes up. Her video has well over half a million views.

Now, oftentimes, if you're not expecting a tip screen to come up, people will panic-press a number or do it to feel less awkward with their server (who may or may not know how much they tipped). Читать дальше...