Newsletter: ???????? ‘Insanely sick’ after McDonald’s discovery
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Hello fellow web crawlers! Kira here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Today's top stories are about: a woman who got sick after eating a disgusting Big Mac, a document that supposedly reveals a break-up strategy for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, a mom who received a mysterious phone call and issued a warning to other parents, and a roundup of funny work memes to help you giggle away the pain.
After that, Mikael's got a 'One Dumb Conspiracy' column for you.
Until next time,
— K.D.
⚡ Today in Internet Culture
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‘Bro SUE’: Customer gets ‘insanely sick’ after eating McDonald’s. Then she finds something strange in her Big Mac
"Call your lawyer girl," one viewer wrote in the comments.
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Purported ‘break-up’ strategy doc for Travis Kelce revives claims Taylor Swift romance was a Democratic psyop
The purported document includes messaging for after the fact.
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‘This is the scariest thing I’ve ever experienced’: Mom issues warning to check your kids’ phones after shocking calls
Was it a scam or a cry for help?
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Funny work memes to lighten your mood
The customer is always wrong!
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Here is what else is happening across the 'net.
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???? This woman who has a cardiac condition that can cause fainting shared how she got even with her former workplace after they denied her accommodations, including having a chair.
???? In a viral video, one TikToker shared why she does not trust anyone to handle her food after she spoke with a Burger King worker.
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????️ A homeowner says she bought a house that passed inspection. She isn’t sure how after looking in the basement.
☕ In a viral video, a Dunkin’ worker issued a PSA to customers who come through the drive-thru.
???? From the Daily Dot archive: Why some mommy vloggers are taking their kids out of the spotlight.
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