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A content creator went viral on TikTok after questioning the price difference between regular Uber rides versus those booked through UberESPAÑOL.

An image of a dirty and moldy Starbucks cold brew machine has baffled members of the r/starbucks Reddit community this week after an employee said she returned from a two-week break to find it that way.

A New Yorker has gone viral on TikTok after sharing a story about a surprising turn of events that resulted in a billionaire offering to cover three months' worth of rent for his apartment.

In a viral video, a Black TikToker filmed a white Walmart worker allegedly following him and his child around the store as they tried to shop. 

Many believe America's tip culture has gotten out of hand.

One Reddit user posted about a store questioning his decision not to tip after making an online purchase, sparking debate.

According to screenshots provided by the Redditor, after purchasing a four-pack from a local brewery, he decided not to tip. He planned to pick up the order, so a tip didn't seem necessary.

That didn't stop the store from questioning whether his decision to not tip was a "mistake."

The ire towards tipping in the US has stirred up for so long that there's even a dedicated Reddit sub called r/EndTipping that hosts content distinctly geared towards gratuity slander. In a recent post that went viral on the platform, u/inthesludge shared a picture of one of these tablets that didn't contain percentage-based tipping options, but rather $1, $2, and $5 choices.

Someone handling a life insurance claim that was denied offered sage advice for those who might find themselves in the same predicament someday, warning, “This is why you should not lie on your life insurance application.” 

The YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson—better known as MrBeast—has the biggest individual YouTube channel in the world. His average video scoops up over 100 million views on the platform, and now he’s posting his videos on X, where at first glance it looks like he’s racking up even bigger numbers than ever.

A woman shared one of her physical insecurities in a viral TikTok, but some commenters completely missed the point, instead accusing her of using an item and not paying for it.

Trump supporters have taken his infamous 2005 Access Hollywood comments that nearly torpedoed his 2016 presidential bid and turned them into a campaign slogan for his 2024 run.