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5 days ago | thenerdstash.com | Brady Klinger-Meyers

With unusual items popping up for sale at Costco all the time, it can really pay to take a look at what the retailer has to offer - from entire wheels of cheese to engagement rings and even actual caskets. There are always weird items lining the aisles if you keep your eyes open. For one man, an item that he discovered at a California Costco would actually turn out to be a small investment. A TikTok user by the name of Humphrey Yang hit his local Costco in 2024.

5 days ago | thenerdstash.com | Brady Klinger-Meyers

With so many teenagers relying on technology for school and recreation, you'd think the last thing on their minds would be to burn it all down. And of course, it started on social media. What a surprise! The trend involves literally setting fire to Chromebooks. This dangerous trend, which initially started in Connecticut, now has schools speaking out after various evacuations and the safety of others being threatened.

5 days ago | thenerdstash.com | Brady Klinger-Meyers

When you're attending a sports game for your favorite team, you're aiming to enjoy yourself. You would never expect that there could be danger lurking around the corner. Unfortunately, for one man in Pennsylvania, a stadium fall spelled disaster for him. And now, he's got a long road ahead of him to recover. The man who experienced it is speaking out about the incident and what he will be facing along the way.

5 days ago | thenerdstash.com | Brady Klinger-Meyers

There's a phrase we're probably all familiar with that goes, "Be your spouse's peace." To some, this means working together and not entering a battle zone with one another if things go south. If there are problems, you work through them. One woman from North Carolina, TikTok user laurengans, shared a joke video that has social media divided. It showed how you can successfully bring your wife back from the dead. It is certainly not peaceful, but it is hilarious.

6 days ago | thenerdstash.com | Brady Klinger-Meyers

Not all games we play as teens are created equal. Some can be incredibly dangerous or deadly. Because of a senior game gone wrong, a 17-year-old is now on life support in a hospital in Texas. He was just weeks away from graduating high school. Now, his family is speaking out about it. The game in question, known as 'Senior Assassin' or 'Senior Water Wars' has been rising in popularity over the past year and nobody ever expected that it would lead to this.