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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 woman catching her boss with a shocking Google search history, an exclusive report about Google’s charity program gifting years of free ads to anti-trans organizations, an explainer of the “In De Clerb We All Fam” meme, and a look at 14 creative Halloween decoration set ups inspired by pop culture. 

After that, our Senior Politics and Technology Editor David has a “Deplatformed” column for you. 

See you all tomorrow! 

— A.W. 

⚡ Today in Internet Culture

😱 WTF
‘I would be so upset’: Boss shares screen with his direct report. She’s shocked by what’s on his recent Google Search history

A woman on TikTok says her job took a turn for the worse after her boss shared his screen with her. That’s because her social media featured prominently on his recent Google Search history.

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💻 TECH
EXCLUSIVE: Google charity program gifted years of free ads to prominent anti-trans organizations

Three well known anti-trans groups got up to a half-million in advertising from the tech giant.

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💃 MEMES
‘In Da Clerb We All Fam’ memes blow up after TikTok sound goes viral

While it has been a while since Broad City last aired, the popular dialogue between the two main characters dubbed In Da Clerb We All Fam has gone viral as a lip-synced sound on TikTok, spreading out to other social media apps in recent days as a meme.

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🎃 SPOOKY SEASON
14 creative Halloween decoration setups inspired by pop culture

These epic pop culture-inspired Halloween setups are simply too good not to share.

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By David Covucci
Politics & Technology Editor

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🕸️ Crawling the Web

Here is what else is happening across the ‘net.

🍊 Is Sam’s Club changing the expiration stickers on old orange juice? 

🚚 This customer exposed what happens when an Amazon truck breaks down in your driveway. 

☎️ An AT&T customer blasted the company on social media for an alleged new business practice that left her annoyed and uncomfortable.

🎧 This Best Buy customer is breaking down how to sell your old Apple products to Best Buy and get money for new products.

🌳 A woman is using her personal experience to convince others they should never buy a home in a wooded area.

🥪 This woman said a Panera drive-thru worker treated her like a “beggar” despite her being a paying customer who’s also part of their rewards program.

👥 From the Daily Dot archive: Here’s why online anonymity is a thing of the past.

📝 Question of the Day

Everyone’s got opinions, and we want to know yours. Just click a button below to answer the question, and tomorrow we will let you know how fellow web crawlers like you answered. 

WILL YOU DECORATE YOUR HOUSE FOR HALLOWEEN? 

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🤳 Today’s Viral Video

These hyper-literal musician costumes are hysterical 🤣