seeing that it's an app that's run from china i can't say i'm surprised, there's been reports of tiktok stealing data from users

Good God, it's a package! Not a newspaper!

Okay. I just have 3 words for this dude:

Swallow. Your. Pride.

for the past couple of weeks there's been a trend going around on tiktok where school students are challenged to steal items from their schools, it could be anything, from the exit signs, to the toilets, and even screen projectors. what does it benefit them? nothing, except showing their stupidity in taking part of such a dumb idea that could see them doing community service or jail time.

Maybe they're trying to prove they're not afraid of doing anything that'll get them in trouble. Even stealing.

This is kind of like trying to be friends with the popular kids in school. They do things to get them to like them. Like giving them the answers to a test or mistreat another student or whatever.

Fast food workers ain't just spitting on burgers anymore.

https://www.newsweek.com/former-mcdonalds-employee-goes-viral-pouring-sweet-sour-sauce-customers-frappe-1633710

i recall hearing about a story about a mcdonald's employee that saw an ex-friend taking an order, she said she would be right back, taking the sandwich bread with her and putting something i'd rather not describe inside of it, she later got fired.

Her ex-friend probably stole her boyfriend from her.

apparently, even officers can't resist playing pokémon go.

People still play Pokemon Go?