The Sunday edition.

‘Verizon does the same thing’: AT&T customer opens her phone bill. Then she says a $200 mystery charge was added

Many of us blindly pay our bills every month without checking the line items. Whether it’s autopay or paying online, most people don’t take the time to make sure that they’re being charged properly.

An AT&T customer says she recently realized that she’s been overcharged for her cell phone plan for two years. And she claims that her carrier, AT&T, is refusing to refund her.

‘Delta would never’: Woman says Frontier Airlines landed the plane in a different state because they ran out of fuel. Then they refused to refund her

One Frontier customer is calling the airline “tacky” after an unsatisfactory flight experience.

In a viral TikTok, Kendro (@kendro_k) says she was supposed to land in Chicago a few days ago. However, due to “freak weather,” the plane was low on fuel, so it had to land in Michigan. She says the pilots hoped to refuel and get on their way. However, the crew “timed out” before this was possible.

‘May this love never find me’: Woman asks boyfriend to bring her a few bites back from Carbone. Then she sees what he brought back

A woman’s relationship is currently being dissected after sharing a 13-second video of her boyfriend. In a viral TikTok, Kira (@fodo_nyc), a food and travel influencer, shares her boyfriend’s extreme “dedication to the bit” when she asked him to bring back some leftovers from Carbone. Folks did not find his gesture in the least bit funny.

‘A few bites’

Kira’s clip begins with a to-go bag from high-end Italian restaurant Carbone. Having a reservation at this eatery is often said to be a reflection of social and wealth status. Its star-studded clientele includes A-listers like Rihanna and the Kardashians.

‘As someone who works at Roadhouse’: Texas Roadhouse customer asks servers if they notice when guests take dishes or silverware home. There’s just 1 thing they warn against taking

Sometimes, customers see nice kitchenware they’d like to have for themselves when dining out at a restaurant. Some ask if they can purchase the item that caught their attention, like these customers who asked if they could buy the Olive Garden cheese grater (it comes with a little block of cheese!) and the Outback Steakhouse bread board. Others, like this Texas Roadhouse customer, just shove what they want into their to-go box or purse.

This customer took to TikTok to ask servers an important question about this habit. “Chat, do bussers or servers actually know when we take silverware or dishes home?” questions @glizzyondatbeat in a viral post.

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‘These companies be scammin’: Woman books PODS for moving. Then she tells them she found a better price with U-Haul

One customer’s experience with PODS has her declaring, “I’m sick and tired of being ripped off.” We relate, girl.

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In a viral TikTok, Gabrielle Griffin (@gabrielle_griffin), who goes by GiGi, says she called PODS a few weeks prior to order one of its shipping boxes so she could fill it up for her cross-country move. She says she received a 30% discount, and the resulting price was $4,700. She decided to book it because she didn’t have to pay until a few days before the delivery, so she figured she’d shop around for better deals in the meantime.

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‘Am I gonna get this order?’: Woman places Walmart delivery order, but the driver drops it at the wrong house. Then she places the order again

One Walmart shopper discovered how difficult it can be to order groceries with delivery services.

Amy (@amymluke0813), a mother and empowerment coach who regularly posts on TikTok, placed an order for a Walmart delivery, only for it to get delivered to the wrong house. Frustrated, she reached out to Walmart’s customer service and received a full refund. She tried to put the order in again, but then realized that the person delivering the order the second time around was the same person who delivered it to the wrong address the first time she tried.

‘He’s not dating for looks’: Woman has the best response to people saying she’s not attractive enough for her boyfriend

In a video with over 41,000 views, @uhlirlxnlbn cleared the air on some comments she had been receiving from her audience. Specifically, many TikTok commenters told her she was too ugly to be dating her boyfriend, which she counteracted in an interesting and amusing way.

“People keep saying I’m way ugly in comparison to my boyfriend. My athleticism is 10 times his,” said @uhlirlxnlbn. “My hand-eye coordination is insane. You put me on a court, a field, and ice rink, and I will dominate.”

‘You are on a list’: Target shopper admits to using Cat & Jack uniforms all year, returning them at end of the year to get $375 back

Kids are wildly expensive. Between food, entertainment, and clothes, parents are constantly pulling out their wallets. It’s only natural for them to look for ways to save some of that hard-earned cash. One mom says she has a creative way to save money: Simply return their school uniforms to Target after they’ve worn them all year.

Earlier this week, Emily Serr (@emilyserrat0) shared this cost-cutting strategy with her TikTok followers. In the caption, Serr writes, “Think harder not smarter.”

‘Here’s your proof’: Customer wants to return cat food to Amazon. But first they have to prove their cat doesn’t like it

Even if you’re loath to give more money to one of the world’s richest men, it’s kind of hard to avoid ordering from Amazon. Love it or hate it, there’s no denying the convenience factor. It’s sort of like the Walmart of online shopping.

Amazon seems to sell practically everything. It’s also got a reputation for having a simple return policy that further entices buyers.

‘Make sure y’all r checking ALL your food’: Shopper pops open a jar of Pace Salsa. Then they find a foreign object in it

A woman claims that she found something that definitely didn’t belong in her jar of salsa. Her experience is inspiring others to warn people to always be vigilant about checking their food.

Michelle (@cmeshelllll) says it happened when she was prepping stuffed bell peppers. Michelle opened a jar of salsa, as per the recipe, and thought she was looking at a piece of green bell pepper.

‘It’s pilates… why are they looking at your socials?’: Woman comes out as bi. Then her pilates studio cancels her membership

A woman shared her experience after getting kicked out of her Pilates studio. The reason why she was kicked out? She asserts that it’s because she’s openly bisexual on social media. In a video with 3.1 million views, Elizabeth Beggs (@bunchesofbeggs) said she’s “99% sure that it’s because [she] came out.”

“I’m sharing this with you because I’m mad not for myself,” she said in her video. “I have so much privilege in our society. But for everyone else who’s having to deal with this [expletive] in 2025.”

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‘They left my new house a mess’: Woman pays for white glove delivery from Ashley Furniture. Then she sees how they put her $1,000 bed together

One customer is calling on Ashley Furniture to do better after her experience with its installation workers.

In a viral TikTok, Hellkat1114 (@hellkat1114) says, “Literally a thousand-dollar bed and this is how you [expletive] put it together?” She then steps into the empty bed frame and wiggles one of the planks of wood. “They didn’t even tighten one [expletive] bolt,” she says as she jiggles several components of the frame to demonstrate. Additionally, a small black support is lying on the floor beneath the plank to which it’s supposed to be attached.

‘Lowe’s today is so much different…They’re awful now’: Customer orders glass French doors from Lowe’s. Then she tries to take the cover off

A Lowe’s customer demanded answers from the home improvement store after her French doors were delivered and installed. In a viral TikTok, Audrey (@audreycole52) reveals the condition her mother’s doors were in, blaming Lowe’s for a costly mistake.

Audrey begins her TikTok showing the French doors. The glass panels are all covered in a white film, except one where someone tried to peel it off. Audrey says they installed the doors as is, with the installer telling her mother that it “was just a covering.”

‘I wish owners held true to their brand’: Customer buys Siete almond flour tortillas. Then she takes a closer look at the package

The old adage “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it” is applying to our everyday staples more and more. With the rise of shrinkflation and formula changes in our favorite products, it’s no surprise that consumers are donning their proverbial pitchforks at corporations. One woman demanded answers after she realized something about her beloved Siete Foods almond flour tortillas–and 700-odd comments were keen to agree with her.

In a viral TikTok, Jill (@jillyfishy1) compared two packs of Siete Almond Flour tortillas.

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‘I had no idea’: Walmart worker reveals the code behind yellow and blue nametags

Have you ever wondered why some Walmart workers have a blue stripe on their nametags while others have a yellow one? It’s not arbitrary or a matter of personal preference. It’s actually a code that relates to a worker’s demographic.

What does the color code mean?

In a viral TikTok, Gifty (@giftee.5) holds a Walmart nametag with a yellow stripe and tells people to stay away from workers who have that color on their tag. Why?

‘I’m sorry I embarrassed you’: Server waits on a couple. Then she calls out the boyfriend for not tipping

A teacher schooled a customer at her second job and learned a lesson about getting fired for cause.

Melly (@picklejuicelover33) says her last table of the night at the restaurant where she worked did not tip her. Afterward, she confronted the boyfriend about it.