Новости за 19.04.2023

Supply chain issues in recent years have had a negative impact on the consumer experience. Many folks have hopped onto social media applications like TikTok to express their shock that their favorite menu item from a beloved fast food franchise was temporarily unavailable because the store they visited didn't have all of the necessary ingredients on hand to make it.

When Starbucks locations don't have enough baristas on duty to deal with an influx of orders, workers may turn off the ability to order through Starbucks' app for that specific location, make a few items unavailable, or close the store while keeping the drive-thru open. This is all done in an effort to mitigate an overwhelming number of orders the store isn't equipped to deal with in that moment. A TikToker posted a photo of himself in his Starbucks uniform with the allegation that he was fired for making Frappuccinos... Читать дальше...

A TikTok of a man yelling at a Southwest Airlines flight attendant over a crying baby on an airplane has gone viral, sparking conversations about airplane conduct and bringing children on flights.

A delivery driver who chronicles her various experiences on TikTok shared concerns about Walmart Spark on the platform, contending that customers getting orders through the service will be left dissatisfied.

DoorDash delivery is a hot topic on TikTok. Customers and DoorDashers typically use the platform as a means to air out their grievances. However, one TikToker shared a doorbell camera video of a delivery runner and his friend that she said made her night.

There are some people who are just truly unlucky when it comes to food deliveries to their homes. One woman purchased an electric toothbrush and ended up getting a budget-brand version of mouthwash instead, not to mention 24 kiwis in lieu of a few coconuts. Another Instacart shopper purportedly thought that an onion would be a good substitute for a green apple.

Prominent conservatives are lashing out at Fox News after the network settled its lawsuit with Dominion, the voting machine company falsely accused of aiding voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election.

While there are no new updates on the legal fallout from Jonathan Majors' arrest last month, the actor is already facing professional repercussions. Following accusations of domestic violence, he's been dropped from two planned films and a pair of branding deals with Valentino and the Texas Rangers, along with—most damningly—losing his management team and PR representatives.

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TikTok has seen its fair share of fast-food leaks. From secret recipes to upcoming menu items, users have shared news and updates about famous restaurant chains—whether the restaurants want them to or not.

Conservative mouthpiece Matt Walsh's Twitter account was hacked on Tuesday evening. The hacker used the opportunity to promote an explicit song about gay sex and disparage Walsh's allies.

TikToker Paden Ferguson (@padiano) found a potential allergen in his viral series of TikTok videos exposing ingredients no one expects in their Walmart products. In a recent video, which garnered over 502,900 views, he pointed out how the ingredients themselves may be obscuring complications.

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after recounting an experience in which they had a visible period leak—and was asked to continue working.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin, who briefly went into cardiac arrest after taking a hit during an NFL game in January, revealed his diagnosis on Tuesday while announcing his return to the NFL. But conspiracy theorists are refusing to let go of their unfounded belief that the COVID-19 vaccine was to blame.

It’s always annoying when a restaurant is out of stock of an item you want. Whether it’s due to supply chain issues or a simple failure of the restaurant to adequately stock for the day, missing items can enrage customers—and cause a headache for those who work at the store.

A man destroyed hundreds of cans of Busch Light in a Kansas Walmart and was caught on TikTok amid controversy surrounding the beer's parent company Anheuser-Busch.

While Airbnb hosts have accused guests of stealing items before, this person is going viral for a more confusing situation. In a viral TikTok, an Airbnb host reveals that a guest took down a painting in her living room and replaced it with a wildly different one.

Dealing with unsavory roommates is certainly nothing new, but in a recent TikTok video, one woman claimed that a housemate apparently tried to poison her with Visine eye drops.

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TikToks posted by The Olympics’ official account in the last week include a comparison of gymnast Simone Biles’ floor routine to that of a female olympian almost sixty years ago, footage of an olympian winning two middle-distance running events at the 2004 summer games, and an artistic swimming olympian showing how she wears her hair to compete in her event. 

Meanwhile, the Paralympics’ official TikTok account, which showcases the athletes with physical disabilities competing in its games... Читать дальше...

TikTok user Nat Tucker (@nat__tucker) woke recently to a text from a co-worker asking if she'd seen the email their workplace had sent out. A question like that used to be about routine meetings or new hires, but in recent months with the slate of layoffs the text contained a dreadful hint of potential job loss.

Apple watches are wearable technologies that never cease to amaze users. From tracking your heart rate, to answering calls and responding to emails and texts, it seems like the watch can do just about anything a regular cell phone can.

A job hunter expressed suspicion over having to create a presentation for a third-round job interview. It's part of an alarming trend. 

If you're a server at a restaurant and you find yourself in dire need of a bunch of pens "that you don't care if people steal," Amazon's got you.

Walmart purportedly loses $3 billion to theft yearly, which seems staggering until one considers the $611.29 billion the chain earned in 2023 alone.

A TikTok personality went on the platform to claim she accidentally spend $80,000 on Robux, the virtual currency used in the Roblox gaming platform. Though it appears it might just be a comic video from a performer and not an actual disaster in the making, some commenters were ready with advice, concerned, and apparently eager to watch it all burn.