Новости за 07.04.2024

A clothes shopper was left horrified by a new edition in the Cotton On dressing room. As the "female rage" sound of screaming plays in the background, TikToker @snorkellingmeatball zoomed in on a circular door built into the dressing room's middle along with the slogan: "Want us to take a peek?"

Conspiracy theories spread 10 times faster than real news on Social Media, and according to the World Health Organization, we are in an Infodemic. 

A Walmart shopper went viral on TikTok after revealing that she had to wait an hour to get nail polish after the store locked the goods behind glass.

In a viral video, a woman showed the significant size difference between a frozen chicken wing from Costco vs. Sam's Club. Which would you pick?

A frustrated mailman wants people to just take their packages and "shut up" when he brings them a box.

In 2021, Starbucks began testing a drink with what the chain called “coffee pearls.” These pearls resembled boba, and though they received mixed reviews when they originally debuted, their existence led some to speculate as to whether the chain would be rolling out a boba drink nationally.

An internet user has sparked discussion after claiming that she’s considering staying in her rented property after observing a spike in mortgage payments.

A man protective of his sister is now warning all women that they should not visit a mechanic alone after her experience trying to get an oil change.

Recently, Chick-fil-A announced that it would be changing its chicken. Specifically, the company said it “will shift from No Antibiotics Ever (NAE) to No Antibiotics Important To Human Medicine (NAIHM),” per the chain’s website.

A man went viral on TikTok after warning users about an iPhone scam that he said is being used to rob or harm people. User @haveagreatpositiveday posted a video detailing the scam nearly one week ago. As of Sunday, his clip had amassed over 207,900 views. 

Bad news if you’ve got an eye shadow addiction and a fickle heart. According to a former Sephora manager, you could get banned from making returns at the beauty store chain if you do it too often.

It’s reasonable to assume that when Max Martin explicitly told Justin Timberlake to sing the word “me” like “may,” the singer knew it was a mispronunciation but rolled with it, because a) it wasn’t exactly tearing up his heart, and b) he wasn’t thinking about the way it would open him up to meme-dom 15 years later. 

A woman went viral on TikTok after registering her concerns with the newest version of the Honda Accord. Kay (@heykay2324) said she owns a 2018 Honda Accord, affectionately named “Jade,” and was looking to upgrade her vehicle. Her 2018 car, she said, is blue with a red interior. 

In a recent TikTok clip viewed over 67,000 times, Lexi (@lexi_overland) delves into her experience with Dunkin's latest beverage innovation, SPARKD' Energy. With a mix of intrigue and skepticism, Lexi shares her initial impressions and taste test of the Berry SPARKD' Energy, highlighting the unique aspects of this new caffeinated concoction from Dunkin'. "Within the past two days, I've gotten four [free coupons for SPARKD' Energy by Dunkin'], and I don't know why," Lexi begins, setting the stage... Читать дальше...

A customer sits in a restaurant bar while waiting for a table and doesn’t order alcohol. She asks TikTok for feedback on whether this is rude, and viewers are torn.

The well-known Johnson and Johnson brand, Band-Aid, as well as other bandage brands were recently found to contain chemicals linked to cancer if exposed through direct contact with open wounds. Creators online are freaking out.

“Would you like to sign up for our store credit card?” The overarching question that hangs over every shopper's head when they go to check out at their local Marshalls, Victoria’s Secret, Dillard’s, Ulta, Nordstrom, Target, TJ Maxx... the list goes on and on and on. 

At least one consumer has noticed something that might have caught your attention lately: The cost of more typically inexpensive items is rising to the point where "cheap" options don't really exist. Rather, what was once a significant gap between a budget item and a luxury item is narrowing—to the detriment of people who relied on those budget items.

Lemon laws exist for a reason, and judging by this woman's experience with a brand new Kia she purchased for $45,000, it sounds like she needs to invoke said laws to get her money back.

A plane ticket to Brazil for a beach holiday is pricey. A tub of body cream? Probably less so. Now, a TikTok creator recently discovered a dupe for luxury beauty brand Sol de Janeiro at, of all places, Five Below.