Новости за 16.02.2023

When you go into the back of Chuck E. Cheese, you expect to see employees. Or maybe rats—it's the mascot, after all.

President Joe Biden addressed the nation today, finally publicly speaking about the various unidentified flying objects that have been shot down over Alaska, Canada, and Michigan in recent weeks.

A TikTok video showing an interaction between a manager and an employee is getting pushback on the platform after people called it “strange.”

A divorce case is currently engulfing Félix Lengyel (@xQc) and Samantha Lopez (@AdeptTheBest) in controversy, even though they never officially married. According to documents obtained by Passionfruit, Lopez is claiming the pair entered a common law marriage in the state of Texas, and now she’s filing for divorce. The court is moving the case to trial on May 19. 

CNN host Don Lemon is facing backlash across social media after making sexist remarks while discussing Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley.

A worker shared on TikTok how she was essentially catfished by her employer.

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

Deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is going viral online once again due largely to conspiracy theorists spreading debunked information.

A gas station employee's video capturing an exchange between herself and a male customer who made her feel uncomfortable while she was working alone overnight has stoked a conversation about men putting women in uncomfortable positions because they believe they are flirting.

In 2017, the Trump administration worked closely with the telecom industry to strip away popular net neutrality rules protecting consumers from the profit-motivated whims of broadband monopolies. The decision was hugely controversial, in part because the telecom industry faked support by using dead Americans to pretend the decision was what actual, living citizens wanted.

Starbucks may have recently changed the cups it uses, and one TikToker couldn't believe the eco-friendliness of the change.

If you're the youngest person working at your job, there's a specific answer you should use when asked about your age, according to one TikToker.

A restaurant server recently questioned whether their empty workplace was a sign of an impending recession.

Benji Spears is huge on bartending TikTok, offering advice to his 1.4 million followers on pouring drinks and handling tricky customers. One of his latest TikToks tackles a familiar problem for bar staff: How to avoid taking shots with pushy patrons, many of whom drunkenly assume that the bartender is their new best friend.

While the typical job interview can last anywhere from 30 minutes to over an hour, the truth is, many hiring managers don’t actually need that much time to know if you’ll be a good match for a company.

While some are still having considerable trouble finding a job, others can’t seem to find employees.

A Target shopper shared a hack to saving money when paying at self-checkout. While the shopper later clarified her video was intended to be a joke, others claimed they used the trick in the past—but it hasn't always gone to plan.

Arrested Development was one of Netflix’s early original TV success stories: A cult comedy canceled after three years, it found a second life after Netflix revived it and made two additional seasons. But Arrested Development’s long-running tenure on the streaming platform is about to end after plans for the series’ exit from Netflix emerged, a move that upset both show fans and people concerned about streaming originals being removed from the platforms that made them.

Amazon employee and TikToker @gt.jae went viral on the app after blasting customers who return clothing after wearing it.

In a now-viral video, a woman said that when the Beauty Blender makeup sponges she ordered from Target were out of stock, her grocery delivery shopper replaced them with Ninja Foodi blenders instead.

In a viral clip, Walmart employee and TikTok user Shaee Monaee (@shaeethag) showed the throng of shoppers who flocked to her store because they believed there was a 50% off liquidation sale.

An Indie Pop song released in 2015 is the unlikely the backdrop for a new TikTok trend in which creators imagine conversations they'd want to have with their ancestors.