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Hello fellow web crawlers! Andrew here. Welcome to today’s edition of web_crawlr. 

Our top stories today are about: A delivery driver getting revenge on a customer who didn’t tip on a $980 order, a look at the furious texts the right-wing think tank the Heritage Foundation sent furry hackers after they leaked their data, someone going viral for finding something gross in the cauliflower they bought at Walmart, and our staffer detailing a Tesla horror story they had. 

After that, our trending team shares with you their pick for “Main Character of the Week.” 

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Also: I hinted at it last week, but it’s time for our latest seasonal shirt! 

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⚡ Today in Internet Culture

đŸ„€ VIRAL LABOR
Viewers divided after delivery driver shares how she got revenge on customers who didn’t tip on $980 Smoothie King order

Yet another delivery driver is going viral after showing off how they “got back” at a customer who didn’t tip them on a very expensive order.

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💬 HACKING
Read the furious texts the Heritage Foundation sent furry hacking collective SiegedSec after breach

The hacking group SiegedSec released a chat log between one of its members and an employee with the Heritage Foundation, just days after it leaked data from the conservative think tank.

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🐛 WTF
‘I knew there was a reason I don’t shop produce at Walmart’: Shopper finds something unusual on her cauliflower from Walmart

The video opens with an on-screen caption that reads: “I knew there was a reason I don’t shop produce at Walmart.” The footage shows a cauliflower head that is partially submerged in a pot of boiling water. An insect is crawling on top of it.

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🚘 TECH
‘You’re gonna have to sue, man’: Tesla ghosted me after my car crashed itself—I’m still waiting on an answer

One of our staffers has an analysis piece on their Tesla horror story. 

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👑 Main Character of the Week

By Ramon Ramirez
Managing Editor

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Main Character of the Week: Woman unfairly profiled at SeaWorld’s waterpark 

Main Character of the Week is a weekly column that tells you the most prominent “main character” online (good or bad). It runs on Fridays in the Daily Dot’s web_crawlr newsletter. If you want to get this column a day before we publish it, subscribe to web_crawlr, where you’ll get the daily scoop of internet culture delivered straight to your inbox.


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đŸ•žïž Crawling the Web

Here is what else is happening across the ‘net.

🎬 This fan theory makes the case that Disney’s Aladdin takes place in a dystopian future.

🔧 No offense to the good mechanics out there, but a lot of people don’t trust mechanics right away.

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🚗 Chick-fil-A stops serving breakfast at 10:30 am. One customer learned the hard way what happens if you’re technically at Chick-fil-A by that cut-off time but haven’t ordered just quite yet.

🍋 A Florida woman was shocked by the response a food service worker gave her after she joked about the long wait times for a frozen lemonade when she was visiting a Popeyes.

🌎 A travel TikToker posted a PSA warning travelers not to put souvenir stamps on their passports to avoid being denied at customs. 

🛬 This woman shared an expert travel hack on how to get free food and drinks at the airport if your flight is delayed a certain amount of time.

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đŸ“ș From the Daily Dot archive: Here’s why you can’t take a screenshot of a TV show or movie on your computer.


đŸ€ł Today’s Viral Video

Selena Gomez applying makeup on Martin Short is the cutest and funniest thing you’ll see on the internet today. 

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