Newsletter: Is this the ‘weirdest tip ever?’
Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Happy Friday! Our top stories today are about: Amazon employees claiming the company mishandled a warehouse death over the holidays, a DoorDasher going viral for sharing what they called the"weirdest tip ever"from a customer, a look at why the reception for Glass Onion is different on streaming than it was in theaters, and how Tesla fanboys are using a tragedy to praise the vehicle.
After that, our Senior Culture Editor Tiffany has her "This Week on the Internet" column and if you scroll down to the bottom, she's also got her pick for meme of the week.
P.S. — Don't forget to take our weekly news quiz today! If you answer correctly, you might win a Daily Dot shirt!
See you tomorrow!
— A.W.
⚡ Today's top stories
📦 LABOR
‘Literally walking over a dead body’: Amazon employees accuse company of mishandling holiday warehouse death
Several viral social media posts allege that management stacked boxes around his corpse and had employees continue working mere feet away.
💰 VIRAL
DoorDash driver says customer gave him ‘the weirdest’ tip ever
A DoorDasher is going viral after showing how a customer tipped him with something... unique.
🎬 CULTURE
‘Glass Onion’ got a more mixed reception on Netflix
As the film’s release on Netflix over the holiday demonstrated, it’s gotten a much different reception between its short theatrical run and its streaming debut.
🚗 TECH
A man drove his Tesla off a cliff to try and murder his family—Elon Musk fanboys found a way to celebrate it
While the general public reacted in horror to the incident, some Tesla fanboys used the tragedy to praise the self-driving vehicle.
💾 Are you extremely online?
Are you the most online reader of web_crawlr? Are you extremely online?
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Which pizza chain mistakenly gave a customer an order without any cheese or sauce, according to a viral video?
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🗣️ This Week on the Internet
TikTok is busy planning out 2023 in full—but I need a break
In each edition of web_crawlr we have exclusive original content every day. On Fridays our Senior Culture Editor Tiffany Kelly recaps the most pressing online discourse of the week in her “This Week On The Internet” 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 you inbox.
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🕸️ Crawling the web
Here is what else is happening across the 'net.
🧇 Two TikTokers are going viral for documenting how they snuck into a hotel to get a free breakfast.
📺 Netflix is facing criticism for once again cancelling a show after just one season.
🍷 A video where a customer caught a server measuring wine into a glass at a restaurant is getting a lot of attention from people online.
🍨 A Baskin-Robbins customer is calling out the store for being closed due to understaffing when she was scheduled to pick up an ice cream cake for her daughter’s birthday.
💎 This 'champagne of pepper grinders' is the ultimate flex for bougie kitchens.*
⏲️ This worker says their boss handed him a timer to make sure he didn't take his break for more than 10 minutes.
💻 From the Daily Dot archive: Can we ever get back the excitement of logging on?
🍔 In a video with over 904,000 views, a TikToker says that the manager of his McDonald’s offered $50 an hour to anyone willing to work on a certain day due to staff shortages.
*The Daily Dot may receive a commission in connection with purchases of products or services featured here.
📅 Meme of the Week
The Benoit Blanc voice meme has really taken off since Glass Onion started streaming on Netflix.
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Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Happy Friday! Our top stories today are about: Amazon employees claiming the company mishandled a warehouse death over the holidays, a DoorDasher going viral for sharing what they called the"weirdest tip ever"from a customer, a look at why the reception for Glass Onion is different on streaming than it was in theaters, and how Tesla fanboys are using a tragedy to praise the vehicle.
After that, our Senior Culture Editor Tiffany has her "This Week on the Internet" column and if you scroll down to the bottom, she's also got her pick for meme of the week.
P.S. — Don't forget to take our weekly news quiz today! If you answer correctly, you might win a Daily Dot shirt!
See you tomorrow!
— A.W.
⚡ Today's top stories
📦 LABOR
‘Literally walking over a dead body’: Amazon employees accuse company of mishandling holiday warehouse death
Several viral social media posts allege that management stacked boxes around his corpse and had employees continue working mere feet away.
💰 VIRAL
DoorDash driver says customer gave him ‘the weirdest’ tip ever
A DoorDasher is going viral after showing how a customer tipped him with something... unique.
🎬 CULTURE
‘Glass Onion’ got a more mixed reception on Netflix
As the film’s release on Netflix over the holiday demonstrated, it’s gotten a much different reception between its short theatrical run and its streaming debut.
🚗 TECH
A man drove his Tesla off a cliff to try and murder his family—Elon Musk fanboys found a way to celebrate it
While the general public reacted in horror to the incident, some Tesla fanboys used the tragedy to praise the self-driving vehicle.
💾 Are you extremely online?
Are you the most online reader of web_crawlr? Are you extremely online?
Prove it by answering our question of the week. Next week, we'll shout out people who answered correctly, and of those who do, you'll be entered to win a Daily Dot t-shirt!
Which pizza chain mistakenly gave a customer an order without any cheese or sauce, according to a viral video?
Think you know the answer? Sign up for web_crawlr so you can answer next week’s question!
🦾 Better living through tech
💰 SPONSORED
Turn your resolutions into a reality
Traditional diets don’t work because sustained weight loss doesn’t come from yo-yo dieting or calorie counting. It comes from improving your metabolic health—Calibrate helps you do just that. Designed for your biology, Calibrate offers doctor-prescribed medication, 1:1 video coaching, and lifestyle changes for 15%+ weight loss or your money back. Join Calibrate today and save $138 with code ONEMONTHFREE.
🗣️ This Week on the Internet
TikTok is busy planning out 2023 in full—but I need a break
In each edition of web_crawlr we have exclusive original content every day. On Fridays our Senior Culture Editor Tiffany Kelly recaps the most pressing online discourse of the week in her “This Week On The Internet” 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 you inbox.
We crawl the web so you don’t have to. Sign up to receive web_crawlr, a daily newsletter from the Daily Dot, in your inbox each day.
🕸️ Crawling the web
Here is what else is happening across the 'net.
🧇 Two TikTokers are going viral for documenting how they snuck into a hotel to get a free breakfast.
📺 Netflix is facing criticism for once again cancelling a show after just one season.
🍷 A video where a customer caught a server measuring wine into a glass at a restaurant is getting a lot of attention from people online.
🍨 A Baskin-Robbins customer is calling out the store for being closed due to understaffing when she was scheduled to pick up an ice cream cake for her daughter’s birthday.
💎 This 'champagne of pepper grinders' is the ultimate flex for bougie kitchens.*
⏲️ This worker says their boss handed him a timer to make sure he didn't take his break for more than 10 minutes.
💻 From the Daily Dot archive: Can we ever get back the excitement of logging on?
🍔 In a video with over 904,000 views, a TikToker says that the manager of his McDonald’s offered $50 an hour to anyone willing to work on a certain day due to staff shortages.
*The Daily Dot may receive a commission in connection with purchases of products or services featured here.
📅 Meme of the Week
The Benoit Blanc voice meme has really taken off since Glass Onion started streaming on Netflix.
Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online.
The post Newsletter: Is this the ‘weirdest tip ever?’ appeared first on The Daily Dot.