A flight attendant may have you rethinking your travel fit the next time you fly. Her advice may also give you major icks about planes.

TikTok creator Cheryl Killough (@cherdallas) often shares experiences and observations from her six years as a flight attendant.

A teacher says she had an uncomfortable experience in the car pickup line.

Baylee Javellas (@bayleejavellas) says she was standing there as usual when a mom pulled up and rolled down her window. She says the woman looked her up and down, then said, “Don’t you think you’re dressed a little inappropriately to be around young boys today?”

As the temperature climbs, many of us find reasons to spend as much time as possible outdoors. Beaches, barbecues, and golf courses are popular destinations for the summertime crowd.

There’s nothing like that first sip of an ice cold beverage on a hot day. Everyone’s got a favorite—a cold beer, a margarita, or the tried and true glass of water.

In a viral video, a man issues a warning about riding in Ubers after a woman’s harrowing experience. 

TikToker The_Journey76 (@the_journey76) says he heard the story of a woman who got into an Uber alone after leaving her friends at a bar. 

Those of us who are members of warehouse stores are familiar with the fact that there are workers at the door who inspect your receipt and cart to make sure everything is in order. Usually, this is a fairly quick and simple process and you’re sent on your way without trouble. However, one Sam’s Club shopper says they recently had a strange experience during this procedure. 

In a viral video, TikToker Delilah L (@delilahloredo) records herself attempting to leave Sam’s Club. As the worker checks her cart, they remove four mangoes from a large box of the fruit. L writes in an on-screen caption, “When sams club start taking their job a little to[o] serious.”

A woman on TikTok was applauded for allegedly “dumping” her boyfriend, literally, after she caught him cheating. In a viral video, user Aurora (@auroracheaterbuster) shared a clip of driving her soon-to-be-ex-boyfriend to the landfill. 

Aurora explains the situation in the text overlay, writing, “My boyfriend thinks I planned a special day for us but in reality I found his Tinder and I’m taking him to a landfill to break up with him and leave him there.”

In a scene not unlike that of Barbarian (2022), one Maine woman finds a secret room hidden inside a house–except instead of an Airbnb, its her own home she purchased a year ago. TikToker Zara (@zara_braley) takes followers through her journey of discovering a door to the attic that she never knew existed. 

‘Thats actually pretty scary’

Zara films two floor-to-ceiling bookshelves in a room inside her home. She explains how the shelves came with the house, and she never thought to move them because they go all the way to the ceiling. 

It’s nice when you’re celebrating a special occasion and a restaurant goes out of its way to enhance the experience by providing you with a freebie like a dessert. But should you pretend to be celebrating something for the chance at getting a comped treat? One diner says she does this frequently, but it recently backfired on her.

In a viral TikTok, Hailey Higgins (@haileyhiggz) informs viewers that on OpenTable, you can choose the “special occasion” option, which “I, of course, always do it because why not get a free little fun treat?” she says. 

An Austin, Texas dry cleaner has some laundry advice that could save you thousands of dollars. But that doesn’t mean you’re going to like it.

Rick’s Cleaners (@rickscleaners) recently took to its TikTok account to warn consumers against using liquid fabric softener.

You expect to tip for a service like getting your hair done or getting waited on at a restaurant, but more and more providers are asking for tips for services that have no precedent of being tipped work. 

In a viral Reddit post to the r/EndTipping sub, user u/Misha2468 says they spotted a tip jar at their doctor’s office. Should they consider tipping under these circumstances?

As a woman, there are only so many signals you can send to men that you don’t want to be approached. Some use the ubiquitous headphones-in-the-subway trick, others pretend to be on the phone when walking alone at night, or many simply stick to themselves and try not to draw too much attention. The latter might still fail, though, as one TikToker experienced firsthand. 

Melissa Garza (@melissagarzam) was minding her business inside an H-E-B in McAllen, Texas, when another woman handed her a napkin with a message written on it. 

A mechanic got a major surprise doing a routine job on a customer’s car. There was a live animal under the hood.

He’s warning others who work on cars to take note so they don’t connect with the claw, jaw, or beak of the creature under the hood.

While drivers may have a favorite gas station, many are not above just going to the nearest one in a pinch. However, that may be a habit you want to halt because, according to one mechanic, where you get your gas from is important. 

In a viral TikTok posted by Pennsylvania Toyota Dealership South Hills Toyota (@south.hills.toyot), a man behind the camera asks a mechanic in front of the camera whether using “regular” gas messes up your engine. The mechanic responds that if your car calls for 87 grade, you won’t damage your engine using regular gas. But, what you should pay attention to is where you get your gas. 

Ordering items for delivery or curbside pickup is supposed to be a convenience, but it can be frustrating when you get a message that your items are out of stock so you have to go in-store, potentially to a further location, to get the products you need. That’s what happened to a Walmart shopper who says she caught the pickup worker in a lie. 

In a viral video, Casey Hudson (@caseycakesssss) says, “The people who do your shopping for you at Walmart when you do curbside order pickup lie sometimes.”

Supervisors are supposed to be able to step in when something goes wrong. But what if a supervisor doesn’t have the solution?

That’s what happened to one Home Depot supervisor after a can of spray paint exploded on her. 

One woman has some advice for thrifty plant shoppers: Talk the plant you want to buy into wilting. Then she claims you may be able to get a discount.

Last week, Jenn (@raej022) posted a TikTok of herself shopping for plants in Walmart. In the 14-second video, she first picks up a healthy looking plant.