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With the cost of food-away-from-home prices spiking and projections that they'll only be going up in 2023, it's no secret that several content creators are posting videos demonstrating how people can feed themselves while budgeting their earnings.

Employees from different jobs have been taking to social media to rant about their customer pet peeves. In a viral TikTok, a Starbucks barista revealed her pet peeve: when a customer orders a croissant in a French accent.

A TikToker claimed money was getting taken out of her bank account for student loans without her knowledge, shedding light on some of the deceptive practices surrounding the student loan industry. 

While there are many drawbacks to being an Airbnb cleaner, the job has its perks—mainly, as TikTok user Dee (@deetakesovercleaning) explains, free food.

Airbnb scam stories fill the internet. Last month, a user's TikTok went viral after claiming they discovered their parent’s house on Airbnb, even though he had never listed the property. In December 2022, another user claimed that they were unable to access a booked property — and was then charged for damages on the property they couldn’t access.

A server shared in a viral video how she was allegedly asked by a customer to flirt with their son to upset his girlfriend.

Across TikTok, many users have gone viral after sharing how much they make in their respective jobs. 

A big reason why so many people were simultaneously entranced and horrified by Heath Ledger's performance in 2008's "The Dark Knight" can be summed up in one quote Michael Caine's character said about the Joker: "Some men just want to watch the world burn." There are psychological standards used to assess this kind of behavior and according to Royal Society Publishing, "Recent research shows that some individuals have a strong desire to incite chaos when they perceive themselves to be marginalized... Читать дальше...

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A barista shared on TikTok she quit her job after a manager expressed excitement that a prospective worker "didn't even have any tattoos or nose rings."

Burger King's motto might be "have it your way" but that hasn't stopped McDonald's stans from customizing their orders at the fast-food chain. In fact, many fast-food locations allow for substitutions, add-ons, and aberrations to orders either in the drive-thru, inside the restaurant, or via online ordering apps.

I, like many other millennials, played Tetris as a kid. It’s a simple yet addictive puzzle game; you achieve points by arranging falling blocks to create a line. The backstory behind the production of the hit game, however, is a little more complex. Because it was designed in the 1980s by a Soviet engineer, there were a few hurdles in getting it licensed in the U.S. and beyond. Apple TV+’s Tetris tells that (mostly true) story.

One Tiktoker is showing how she and her friends became chefs at Pizza Hut for one night, creating classic menu items, including chicken wings and deep dish pizzas, all while in hoodies and jean jackets.

Resigning from a job can be a difficult decision, but one TikToker found a unique and creative way to do it that's caught the attention of many. 

It can strike at any time: You'll be going about your day and "Cheese Tax" starts blaring from the back of your brain, demanding to be fed.

Earlier today, a Manhattan grand jury took the unprecedented step of filing an indictment against former President Donald Trump. Although the exact charges are not yet officially known, numerous media reports indicate Trump is the first U.S. president to ever be formally charged with a crime.

There's been no shortage of love for Cava on social media. Customers have praised the chain for its generous portions, and a Cava devotee recently went viral on TikTok after gushing about how a location gave her free food because they weren't accepting cash and she didn't bring her card with her.

Hairdressers seem to have a shared experience of what it's like to have children as clients.