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Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today’s edition of web_crawlr

Our top stories today are about: A woman going viral for detailing how she keeps receiving Domino’s orders out of nowhere, how Twitter users are speculating that the site’s recent logo change is an attempt by Elon Musk to distract people from a lawsuit against him, a look at how the latest Dungeons & Dragons movie gets blockbuster comedy right, and a woman claiming she exposed her cheating boyfriend with the help of a cruise ship’s live feed

After that, we’ve got a “Now Streaming” column from our Senior Culture Reporter Audra

See you tomorrow! 

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— A.W. 


⚡ Today’s top stories

🍕 WTF 
Customer says Domino’s keeps randomly delivering cheesy bread, medium pizzas

While the prospect of receiving free pizza delivered to your house might sound like a deal anyone would sign up for, one woman is freaked out by this dream scenario.

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🐦 TECH
Did Elon Musk change the Twitter logo to distract from his Dogecoin lawsuit?

Twitter users are speculating that a new update to the app is an attempt by CEO Elon Musk to bury news of a racketeering lawsuit against him.

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🎬 CULTURE 
What ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ gets right about the blockbuster comedy

Instead of relying on MCU-style quips, ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ integrates humor into every element of the story.

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🚢 VIRAL 
‘The ship said I got you sis’: Cruise live feed allegedly captures woman’s cheating boyfriend

A TikToker recently posted a multi-part series that allegedly exposed her cheating boyfriend in a truly cinematic way: via a cruise ship’s live feed.

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📺 Now Streaming

By Audra Schroeder

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🕸️ Crawling the web

Here is what else is happening across the ‘net.

🔥 Apparently ordering your McDonald’s nuggets “extra crispy” is a thing now. 

🐔 People online are flabbergasted over this viral video where someone claims a person came to Sam’s Club just to peel the skin off of all the rotisserie chickens

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🚓 The NYPD is refusing to comply with New York City’s new surveillance tech laws

☑️ From our friends at Passionfruit, the Daily Dot’s creator economy newsletter: “The rise and fall of Twitter’s blue tick.” 

✂️ Tons of hairdressers are resonating with a video where a hairdresser jokes about hiding when a child comes in for a haircut. 

🍴 Across TikTok, many users have gone viral after sharing how much they make in their respective jobs. The latest video to capture people’s attention? A Texas Roadhouse worker sharing how much she makes in a week

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🦠 From the Daily Dot archive: Here are the viral marketing campaigns that helped shape the internet as we know it.

💼 One TikToker is sharing the struggle of enduring back-to-back layoffs in less than a year

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👋 Before you go

While there are many drawbacks to being an Airbnb cleaner, the job has its perks—mainly, as TikTok user Dee (@deetakesovercleaning) explains, free food.

In a video with over 442,000 views, TikTok user Dee shows off her “haul” from a recent Airbnb clean.

From a guest named Mike, Dee received leftover Mac and Cheese, a loaf of bread, a bag of tortilla chips, several small chip bags, beer, a pack of hot dogs, cheese dip, a pre-made cocktail, green tea, hot pockets, and ice pops.

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“Help yourself to our leftover snacks,” a note by Mike left on a paper plate reads. “There’s extra in the fridge, too.”

What I never have to buy as an Airbnb cleaner,” the text overlay reads.

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