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Rude customers are a dime a dozen in the customer service world. 

One Dunkin’ employee can attest to this after a mother scolded her for being out of chocolate-glazed donuts. 

In a video posted on Feb. 11 with over 357,900 views, TikTok user Callie (@callliedrew) detailed a recent interaction with a customer. The Daily Dot reached out to her via TikTok comment. 

“Some lady just came through the drive-thru and asked for a chocolate-glazed donut. I was like, ‘We don’t have any... Читать дальше...

Former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-S.C.) officially announced her intention to run for president in 2024 on Tuesday, reviving a long-settled debate about the conservative's heritage, as well as discussions about race relations in America.

A DoorDash customer attempted to make the case for tipping after an order is complete after receiving another person's order from Firehouse Subs.

Elon Musk really wants you to see his tweets. So much so that he's turning Twitter into what many are likening to his own version of the Jeremy Renner app, the actor's short-lived foray into the land of vanity apps.

A TikToker shared that her new apartment is using a service that helps complex managers determine which residents aren't picking up after their pets—apparently by doing DNA tests on dogs, matching dog feces left behind with the dogs that produced them, and then sending dog feces to those dogs' owners.

Hello! Tiffany here, filling in for Andrew again. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

A customer attempted to walk into a Burger King location, only to discover the store was still closed an hour after it was scheduled to open.

A user on TikTok has gone viral and sparked discussion after claiming that he was denied a drink after a bartender mistook his cerebral palsy for intoxication.

Legislation intended to keep law enforcement from obtaining menstrual data held by period-tracking apps has been shot down in Virginia this week.

In today's society, it's easy to fall into the trap of consumerism and impulse buying. A recent viral TikTok video serves as a powerful reminder of the true cost of our purchases. 

A TikToker's video showcasing a new KFC menu item ended in disappointment after she tried the meal, drawing over 349,000 viewers on the platform

A DoorDash driver says that a customer named "Brittany" tried to scam her by claiming she didn't deliver her order in Black Lake, Ohio.

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after revealing how Dairy Queen makes its onion rings.

An Instacart shopper claimed that a customer canceled their order right before it got delivered—a move that ensured that the worker didn’t get tipped for completing the service.

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“What do you think about the impact of these clothes on the environment?” a woman says, reading a comment she received in a TikTok live from clothing brand Nowrain (@nr_girly_uk). “I have to stay neutral on that because this is my job, so.” 

The clip comes from a compilation video from @thefairedit, a TikTok account that posts about sustainability and fashion. And the Nowrain brand rep isn’t alone in dodging questions about the ethics of clothing brands’ employment practices... Читать дальше...

When the NHL debuted the "Hockey is for Everyone" initiative in 2017, fans and players alike felt a shift in the icy air. The league began encouraging young girls to partake in the sport, the NHL enforced league-wide Pride Nights, and players like Matt Dumba later felt more comfortable calling the NHL out for its leniency on racism.