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"No matter how careful you are, the worst can still happen and people deserve to be able to prepare for that," Katherine Abughazaleh told Newsweek.

In her post, the worker said she was sent home by the assistant manager because she had a "high fever." Her general manager, however, wasn't happy about this.

"If they finish early or something, they're asking, 'Can I go get a book to read?' and I have to say, 'No, you can't,'" Sydney Rawls said in her viral video.

Online commenters slammed the Thrall, Texas Police Department last week after it posted a photo of one of its officers posing with Kyle Rittenhouse.

Rainn Wilson joked that NBCUniversal should oversee the process of "presidents leaving the White House" in his now-viral tweet.

"Your brother is a disgusting creep. What you said was mild compared to what he deserved," one commenter said about the poster's response.

According to Emily Murray, a witness at the scene, the man was trying to release the shark after accidentally catching the shark while fishing.

In her Reddit post, the bride said she "blew up" on her fiancé and called him a "jerk" and an "a**hole."

The girl's older sibling told Redditors that they "waited for over two hours. And he didn't show up."

According to the now-viral Reddit post, the teen's stepbrother was saving the money to visit his late friend's father.

"Your needs have changed, so the family situation needs to change," said one Redditor. "If she doesn't help out, you are going to burn out."

Some employees told the manager she took things "too far", and she regrets how her team has been "split" over the issue.

"I look more into the effort of the gift, rather than the price. However, it's clear he gave absolutely no effort into your gift," one Redditor wrote.

"When Precious came out, a lot of people used the character's name as a derogatory label to fuel their fatphobia and to bully," said one commenter.

"And this right here is EXACTLY how you quit. Boom goes the dynamite," one Redditor commented.

"The baby doesn't even know you and is not going to like being dumped with a stranger for two days," one commenter said in defense of the biological mother.

"I thought it was a joke...until they had sent out a very passive-aggressive email to everyone in the workplace about it," the Redditor said.

"Executive and senior leadership, even your managers, will start acting a little bit funny," Eve warned in her now-viral video.

In his Reddit post, the man said his late ex-wife left the money for their daughter to use for college and various other costs.

"I was not only shocked that they removed us from the flight but [also] shocked by their response and the way we were handled," Chrisean Rose told Newsweek.

"Good on you for standing up to your mom! Your mom needs to understand boundaries and be a decent human being to your wife," one Redditor wrote.

"Y'all wonder why your staff is always a revolving door," the purported driver wrote in his TikTok video.

"You should not be incentivizing your customer base to call out your people for things they otherwise wouldn't be aware of," the Reddit poster wrote.

The woman said the company required all candidates to spell their names backward as part of its application process.

"It's not every day Woody Harrelson writes your daughter a poem," the baby's mother, Dani Grier Mulvenna, said.

"I mean this sincerely—reconsider marrying him. It's not about the food," one commenter wrote about the situation.

Commenters on TikTok said the reviewer was wrong and slammed "the customer is always right" mentality.

"A joy" is what Michael Shivak, a rescue field officer, called the possum, adding there were "no issues" with the rescue.

You didn't steal anything this was your hard-earned money, not his," said one commenter. "Honestly, you should reconsider your relationship with your partner."

The passenger purportedly blew up after realizing he was being recorded, according to the driver's now-viral Reddit post.