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A TikToker questioned tipping at three stops while an unseen narrator pushed back. Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post “Your Pay Is Not My Concern”: Millionaire TikToker Refuses To Tip, Sparks a Debate appeared first…
A video on TikTok posted by @colecutzbrand has amassed 7.7 million views and close to 19,000 comments since its publication. In the video, the creator describes how his family members criticized him for being “bougie” and “stuck up” after he began setting healthy boundaries. The creator, who goes…
A TikTok creator, @palladiumpaladin, posted a video describing the current state of the dating scene from his perspective after spending years in a long-term relationship. He said that now that he is back to dating, his experiences have left him wondering whether dating has gotten worse. The video…
A Reddit user who goes by u/Recent_Chemical_3231 turned to r/AmITheAsshole for advice after a disagreement with a neighbor over their shared internet connection. After upgrading the internet at her apartment, she and her fiancé agreed to let their neighbor use the connection and split the cost. But…
Being a host at a restaurant can be a difficult job. Like servers, hosts interact directly with customers and can often end up dealing with difficult or downright belligerent guests. One TikToker recently shared her own experience working as a restaurant host, detailing several chaotic interactions…
A Redditor shared a post to r/AmITheKaren about confronting a stranger who tried to take almost all the books from her 81-year-old neighbor’s outdoor free library. The Redditor believed the woman was scanning the books to determine how much she could sell them for online, but she is now questioning…
Molly Rutter, who goes by @mollyrutteralso on TikTok, regularly shares stories about her dating life. In a recent video, she recounted a first date with a man who seemed extremely nervous and struggled to keep the conversation going. Molly said she quickly realized they were not a good match. The…
TikTok is full of dating advice, and @trinity.blair, who goes by Trinity, recently shared her take on how women can use their independence to make men feel valued. In a video, she explained why she encourages women to be confident and self-sufficient while also occasionally asking a man for a…
A woman named Gemma, who goes by @gemma_moro on TikTok, recently made a video saying she is tired of hearing other women describe themselves as “just a girl.” The phrase has become popular online, with some women using it after making a common mistake or messing something up as a playful way to…
Weddings can be stressful, and sometimes people turn to Reddit for advice. Reddit’s r/aitaweddings community is dedicated to helping people navigate wedding-related conflicts. One post, made by u/Creative_Ball_1062, asks for advice about babysitting during a wedding. The post has received 8,800…
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