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.
IKEA is renting out a tiny apartment in Tokyo for the unbeatable price of $1 a month—multifunctional Swedish furniture included.
The Whopper is celebrating its 64th birthday in 2021, and Burger King is celebrating by throwing the price back to the 1950s.
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To save yourself time and stress during the holidays, consider feeding your family at one of the many restaurants open on Christmas Day.
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Before developing the Chicken McNugget, McDonald's served Onion Nuggets at select markets in the late 1970s.
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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.
In honor of the Egg McMuffin's 50th anniversary on Thursday, November 18, McDonald's is selling it for $.63—its original price.
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 recommends using its new curly fry vodka in a Bloody Mary, which would pair great with a roast beef sandwich.
Wendy's will now replace your soggy, cold fries with a free hot and crispy batch—no questions asked.
At the supposedly haunted Toy "R" Us in Sunnyvale, California, employees reported mysterious chills and toys flying off the shelves.
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.
A review of Twitter complaints reveals some widespread hate for huge global brands like Sony, as well as a surprising amount of negative chatter for a certain plastic brick toy company.
In part because Dollar Tree stock prices have plummeted recently, the stores are pivoting to a “sometimes-more-than-a-dollar” business plan.
It’s not explicitly considered bad email etiquette to write ‘going forward,’ but it could come off as passive aggressive.
Willing to have the Pabst Blue Ribbon logo plastered across your bed sheets? PBR will pay you for that.
Why are used cars so expensive right now? A classic case of low supply, high demand—and it’s affecting the Mountain States the worst.
Each year, more than 8 billion used Taco Bell sauce packets end up in landfills. A new recycling initiative aims to change that.
When the pandemic forced people to work from home, they created workspaces wherever they could. For some, the best place was in their bed.
The reason your refrigerator light doesn’t have a friend in the freezer comes down to cost-benefit analysis.
Simply asking for a receipt when you order from McDonald's can improve the quality of your fast food meal.
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