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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 server following a customer to their car to confront them after they didn’t tip, how a rapper’s claim that the 2024 election is “AKA or the KKK” catching on online, an explainer of the recently viral “Batman Begin” meme, and an AT&T customer venting their frustration after their bill was inexplicably raised. 

After that, we’ve got a fun edition of Meme History that rounds up some of the best memes that have come from The Simpsons

See you next week! 

ā€” A.W. 


āš” Today in Internet Culture

šŸ—£ļø LABOR
ā€˜He did what all servers be wanting to doā€™: Server follows customer out to her car after she didnā€™t tip him. Viewers are torn

Most serversĀ react to being stiffed on a tip with resignation. But one serverĀ followed a non-tipping restaurant patron out to her carĀ to confront her.

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šŸŽ¤ VIRAL POLITICS
Rapperā€™s claim 2024 is race between ā€˜AKA or the KKKā€™ blows up

Plies, a rapper, said in a video that the upcoming presidential election between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump isĀ between ā€œAKAā€ and the ā€œKKK.ā€Ā TheĀ snappy comparison is resonating online.

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šŸ¦‡ MEMES
Pack it up, pack it in, Batman Begin

TheĀ Batman Begin memeĀ is a popular copypasta and meme image macro thatĀ started after a typo by actor Michael Caine.Ā 

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šŸ“ž BIG TELECOM
ā€˜T-Mobile do you need a customer?ā€™: Manā€™s AT&T bill goes up with no notice. He canā€™t believe why when he calls customer service

He says anĀ AT&T representative apologizedĀ but was not ā€œwilling to do anything about itā€ when he called.

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šŸ•øļø Crawling the Web

Here is what else is happening across the ‘net.

šŸ’ø A woman says sheĀ spotted a mysterious $72 monthly chargeĀ to her bank account thatĀ had gone unnoticed since September 2022, sparking discourse aboutĀ autopayĀ in a now-viral video.

šŸ— ThisĀ Popeyes customerĀ wasĀ distressed to findĀ that herĀ chicken tenders were less appetizing than sheā€™d expected.

šŸ¤” Have you seen theĀ ‘putting on clown makeup’ meme? If not,Ā we’ve got it explained for you.Ā 

šŸ’” These days, folks might beĀ looking for creative ways to lower their energy bill. Conventional wisdom might lead one toĀ unplug devicesĀ when not in use to prevent devices from drawing power. Some people take this to an extreme.

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