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"Debate Ignites Over Proper Food Storage After Viral Fridge Video"
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A woman's quest for the 2024 Valentine's Day Stanley cup at Target turned into a viral sensation after she fell while trying to secure one, only to later find out that employees had laughed at her misfortune. The Stanley cup craze has led to various incidents, including a TikToker catching an employee trying to stash one, a man being tackled in his attempt to secure one, and people fighting in line. The cups, known for their superior quality and ability to keep liquids hot or cold for extended periods, have become a sought-after status symbol. Despite the embarrassing incident, the woman also managed to get the Starbucks x Stanley pink cup and shared her experience in a follow-up video.
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Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Daily Dot
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"Ex-McDonald's Employee's Awkward Encounter: Returning for Free Fries After Quitting"
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A former McDonald's worker returned to the drive-thru for free fries as part of the chain's Fry Day promotion, only to encounter managers she had issues with while working there. The encounter was captured in a TikTok video, where the tension between the former co-workers was evident. The worker expressed her dissatisfaction with the managers' treatment of employees, but one of the managers, who is now in charge, apologized and invited her to come back, claiming to know how to treat people. Despite the awkwardness, the worker was happy to have received free fries. Other viewers shared their own negative experiences with McDonald's management.