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The Reason Red Lobster Always Delivers an Extra Biscuit to Your Table
An official Red Lobster policy ensures there's always one more cheddar bay biscuit than there are people at a table.
The Reason Five Guys Serves Complimentary Peanuts to Its Customers
The free peanuts offered at Five Guys may double as a not-so-subtle warning sign to customers with allergies.
Why Does Taco Bell Keep Taking Nacho Fries Off Its Menu?
When it comes to making their wildly popular Nacho Fries widely available, Taco Bell is nacho friend.
What Happened to Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Bowl?
The promotion allowed patrons to consume as much pasta as they wanted for $10.99. This turned out to be a questionable business policy.
The 10 Most Annoying Work-From-Home Behaviors
WFH culture has its own set of annoying coworker habits—and a lot of them involve poor Zoom etiquette.
Aldi's 'Aisle of Shame,' Explained
Grocery chain Aldi has inspired devotion for one specific section of its stores that shoppers obsess over and make bird sounds in. Really.
The Holiday Return Deadlines of 20 Major Retailers
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You Could Win Free Starbucks For Life—Here’s How
Customers can play games for the chance to win free Starbucks products every day for the rest of their life—or at least a decent chunk of it.
In Japan, IKEA Is Renting a Tiny Apartment for Less Than $1 Per Month
IKEA is renting out a tiny apartment in Tokyo for the unbeatable price of $1 a month—multifunctional Swedish furniture included.
For Two Days Only, Burger King Is Selling Its Whoppers for Just $.37
The Whopper is celebrating its 64th birthday in 2021, and Burger King is celebrating by throwing the price back to the 1950s.
The Best Airlines in the U.S. and the World
Whether you're traveling internationally or domestically, these are the best airlines to fly with in 2021.
Ruined Your Holiday Roast? These Restaurants Will Be Open on Christmas Day
To save yourself time and stress during the holidays, consider feeding your family at one of the many restaurants open on Christmas Day.
'Give Readers Courage': When Grit Newspaper Sold Peace and Positivity
For a large part of the 20th century, 'Grit' was a newspaper that focused almost exclusively on positivity, with a mandate to "suggest peace and good will towards men."
When McDonald’s Tried to Make Onion Nuggets Happen
Before developing the Chicken McNugget, McDonald's served Onion Nuggets at select markets in the late 1970s.
20 of the Most Important Moments in Internet History
From its first steps out of the primordial sludge of the ARPANET days to its current role as a vessel for cat videos and Netflix, we're taking a look at just some of the most important moments in internet history.
Apple Is Launching a New Self-Service Repair Program, So You Never Have to Be Embarrassed by Your Cracked Screen Again
Apple screen repair could be easy for tech-savvy DIYers to figure out. Now, thanks to Apple's new Self-Service Repair Program, they’ll finally get the chance.
McDonald’s Is Celebrating the Egg McMuffin’s 50th Anniversary By Bringing Back the Original Price of $.63 on Thursday
In honor of the Egg McMuffin's 50th anniversary on Thursday, November 18, McDonald's is selling it for $.63—its original price.
How Many Seconds Does It Take Elon Musk to Earn Your Net Worth? This Calculator Will Tell You—If You Really Want to Know
Elon Musk’s net worth for 2021 made him Forbes’s second richest person in the world. This calculator puts it into terms we can all grasp.
Arby’s Is Serving Up Curly Fry-Flavored Vodka
Arby's recommends using its new curly fry vodka in a Bloody Mary, which would pair great with a roast beef sandwich.
If Your Wendy's Fries Are Not Hot and Crispy, They'll Replace Them
Wendy's will now replace your soggy, cold fries with a free hot and crispy batch—no questions asked.
The Haunted California Toys "R" Us That Hosted a Séance
At the supposedly haunted Toy "R" Us in Sunnyvale, California, employees reported mysterious chills and toys flying off the shelves.
The First McDonald’s Drive-Through Window in 1975 Was for the Military
In 1975, McDonald's debuted their first drive-through. But it wasn't for the general public. Instead, the restaurant was looking to cater to a local military base.