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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
An Atlanta couple was so house poor in 2015 that they turned their spare bedroom into an Airbnb. Now they’ve gone viral for detailing how they make $30,000 a month lording over their Airbnb empire. They bought a $250,000 house and had about $1,000 in savings when they started. The spare bedroom rental worked, and over the past decade their business flourished into 9-plus rental units on a 2-acre Georgia property. Then they bought a bunch of rental units in upstate New York.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A Houston man ordered himself a new Tesla Cybertruck, but when he checked the VIN of his assigned vehicle, he realized it was built in early January. This came as a surprise to him because just a year ago, as Torque News notes, Cybertrucks enjoyed long waiting lists. So when the customer, Reza Soltani, posted in a Facebook group for Cybertruck enthusiasts, he realized a vehicle on the lot this long wasn’t going to work for him.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
Convertibles are both luxurious and a headache. They can help you arrive in style, but then sometimes it rains. A young woman who boasts more than 568,000 followers on TikTok as a lifestyle influencer who often posts about her cars went viral recently. The weather got bad while she was out—and it proved difficult to get the top up in her Dodge Hellcat convertible.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A dad and motocross enthusiast went to Camping World and purchased an RV. He says he asked the retailer to “winterize” his purchase. Indeed a marker on his unit reads “This unit has been winterized.”But he’s claiming that Camping World failed to properly inspect his purchase, a Springdale Keystone RV. And this led, he says, to a blown water heater that the company failed to take accountability for.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A mom is going viral for calling out Pop Tarts wrappers. She may be onto something. “It is 2025.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A woman on Reddit has asked if she’s in the wrong for backing out her sister’s wedding amid what is apparently known in her family as the dog incident. It’s part of the popular AITA forum wherein people put their life decisions before a jury of strangers. It’s an acronym for “Am I the [you-know-what]?”The most viral of these divide readers, and this one topped Reddit’s home page over the weekend.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A Florida woman at a gas station spotted a Dodge truck with a JBL logo painted on the tailgate. She decided to approach the man with hopes of recreating a popular social media trend. “You know that TikTok trend with the JBL speakers? Where it’s playing Fetty Wap?” user @angel.lyssy asked the apparent stranger. “Will you do it?”“I’ll gladly do it. I’ve been waiting for somebody to ask me,” he replied. Then he plays her the Fetty Wap classic “Mine Again” loud enough for her to hear it.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
They say a picture’s worth 1,000 words. That might explain this viral post. An anonymous liquor store owner says they reached for a bottle and then noticed someone left behind a sobriety token on the shelf from Alcoholics Anonymous. To viewers, it’s an obvious resignation. The photo was posted to the r/mildlyinteresting forum over the weekend. By Saturday it topped the Reddit home page. Why was the AA chip post so popular on Reddit?
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A man filmed a personal video of a boilerplate moment that thousands of Americans experience annually. Then he left the phone recording. It was supposed to be a short clip for the family group chat. The moment a loved one runs by you during a marathon. Let’s be honest: It’s a deeply personal life milestone historically captured with unremarkable camerawork.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailydot.com | Ramon Ramirez
A magician and motivational speaker claims he evaded a late-night traffic ticket by performing a magic trick on local police officers. It’s unclear if this is true, he didn’t respond to a query for comment sent to his business page, but the video shows him leaving the pair of officers in shambles. “It worked,” Cole Blalock claims in a recent TikTok video that’s enjoyed 8,500 comments and 17.8 million views as of Saturday. In it, the Oklahoma professional is in street clothes and shoeless.
