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The "let him cook" meme has its origins in a 2010 rap video, was signal boosted by a famous NBA player, and while it's taken a bit of a detour thanks to a famous NFL player, it's endured as an expression of support all these years.

Students have shown their solidarity with their fellow classmate after he was allegedly sent to the office for wearing a traditional Palestinian scarf known as a keffiyeh.

A woman has lived to tell the tale of how she and her friends got carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning from smoking hookah.

E-commerce has forever changed how we shop. Now and then, a new platform emerges, challenging the online shopping status quo. Enter Temu, the Chinese-owned digital marketplace that has rapidly become a favorite among online shoppers for its low prices. One of the questions asked most about the retailer is, "Why is Temu so cheap?"

An influencer is receiving backlash after posting a TikTok of herself holding a sign that says "I'm Single" at a March for Israel yesterday.

From 2009 through 2022—for much of his storied career as one of the greatest NFL quarterbacks of all time—Tom Brady was married to supermodel Giselle Bündchen. Together, they were a high-profile celebrity power couple that definitely maintained a degree of public visibility.

In a viral video, ex-Walmart worker and TikToker Emma (@emma.4212) shares that she quit her new job at Walmart during orientation. 

Typically, marriage proposals are romantic and spontaneous whether done at a restaurant, on vacation, or on a walk on the beach. Here, a popular content creator thought he had a creative way to propose to his girlfriend of six years—on a hot air balloon ride—that didn't work great.

Inflation has impacted nearly every aspect of consumer life in the U.S. over the past two years, from increasing credit card debt to expensive housing and even higher grocery bills.

A boat of tourists and cruise ship passengers in Nassau, Bahamas capsized yesterday, killing one passenger.

In another case of "What I bought vs. What I got," a mother shares her disappointment after unboxing a Christmas tree from Family Dollar.

Republican 2024 presidential candidate and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley argued against the existence of anonymous social media accounts on Tuesday, saying the issue amounts to a "national security threat."

Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren is being ridiculed online for her latest take on the White House cocaine scandal.

Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

A string of constant thefts at CVS stores in the Washington D.C. area has prompted management in at least one location to implement creative measures to display its products to potential shoppers: picture frames.

A user on TikTok has sparked discussion after claiming that they were accused of not showing up to their work-from-home job. The user claims that they were never given a schedule, yet they were written up regardless.

A self-described people pleaser got over her anxiety and insisted that the worker at her local auto shop help her install her wiper blades—a service advertised as free by the business. Many viewers relate.

A user on TikTok is calling out Panera Bread after alleging that the company fired a woman 2 days after she gave birth.

In each edition of web_crawlr we have exclusive original content every day. On Tuesdays our IRL Reporter Tricia Crimmins breaks down the trends on the popular app that will make you cringe in her “Problematic on TikTok” column.  If you want to read columns like this before everyone else, subscribe to web_crawlr to get your daily scoop of internet culture delivered straight to your inbox.

A TikTok of a couple having dinner at The Cheesecake Factory went viral after the girlfriend shared that her boyfriend doesn't know the "Cheesecake Factory rule." Viewers said they'd never heard of the rule before either.

It's that time of year to curl up with a cup of hot chocolate. A woman got into the seasonal spirit by trying hot cocoa from In-N-Out for the first time.

One restaurant worker is applauding servers who avoid asking their chef "stupid" questions in a now-viral TikTok.

A lot has been said about "quiet quitting," the trend of workers gradually disengaging from their job before leaving, but what about "quiet firing"? This occurs when an employer no longer wants the services of a particular employee but doesn't fire them straight away. Instead, they might subtly and slowly push you out the door by having you train your replacement or by making the working conditions so unbearable that you decide to leave by yourself. But are bizarre office placements the future of "quiet firing"? Читать дальше...

Children can do the darndest things, from saying what they're seeing to blurting out random pieces of information. One woman shared a video of her daughter doing this after she asked if the cases of Michelob Ultra at Walmart were "daddy."

A woman is sending a warning about a sex trafficking tactic after being approached by two men at different gas stations.