Claire Goforth

2 weeks ago | dailydot.com | Claire Goforth

Cell phones have created myriad ways for significant others to be shady. Snapchat, anyone? They’ve also created countless ways to catch them. A private investigator and beauty influencer in Florida has some advice on how to find out more about that photo that your significant other just sent you. Were they really where they said they were? And were they there at the time they said? You can learn all this and more with Mackenzie Fultz’s simple trick.

2 weeks ago | dailydot.com | Claire Goforth

If you’ve taken a rideshare late at night with any regularity, you’ve probably had at least one experience that was somewhat unsettling. One man recently shared a harrowing tale of an Uber ride he suggests could’ve ended in tragedy. Luckily, he says that the driver took a phone call that tipped him off that things might not end well. Now, Voyce (@voycebutler2) is calling on the company to do better. His story freaked out some of the 118,600 people who’ve watched the TikTok.

2 weeks ago | dailydot.com | Claire Goforth

A woman who says she’s in the food service industry has taken to the internet with a bold claim about a Barstool Sports podcaster leaving a tiny tip. In the post, Joanne (@ten_toast_down) claims that a Barstool personality tipped her $170 on a $2,400 tab at Chili’s. That amounts to less than 10%, well below industry standard. It never happened. But it has inspired a heated debate about tipping culture. In the post, Joanne alleges that “Pinky from Barstool” left the stingy tip at Chili’s.

2 weeks ago | dailydot.com | Claire Goforth

One woman is going viral for sharing the wild tale of what happened when she didn’t show up for work one day. She says that the next thing she knew, there was a police officer at her door. According to TikTok creator Alantra (@lantlove), things got weird with her manager shortly after she was hired by a nursing agency. She says the “obsessed” manager began calling and texting her before she even started the job. It didn’t take long for her to decide not to take the position.

2 weeks ago | dailydot.com | Claire Goforth

Now Sherry (@thatpatriotchick34) is warning people not to get their oil changed at Valvoline. Sherry says she paid $170 to get the oil changed in her son’s 2014 Ford Focus. She was being a “nice mom,” she says, and paid extra high-grade oil. Everything was fine at first, she says. That changed the next day. “He’s driving to Disney with his three friends and his car starts smoking,” Sherry says. The car wouldn’t go over 35 miles per hour, so they called a tow truck.