Lifestyle - Page 2
On National Cheeseburger Day, McDonald’s fans around the world are craving more than Big Macs and fries. Thanks to a viral TikTok, customers are now hungry for the chain’s latest side dish: fashion. A video shared by user @louiek81 has racked up more than 8.1 million views, showing two European McDonald’s employees working their shift […]
National Cheeseburger Day is celebrated every year on September 18th, and while no one knows exactly who started it, one thing is clear—Americans were more than happy to join in! The cheeseburger itself has a fun, somewhat debated history. Some say it was invented in the 1920s when a teenage cook in Pasadena, California, plopped […]
Fast food doesn’t have to mean sacrificing quality—especially when it comes to beef. If you’re searching for fast food chains with high-quality beef, this guide is for you. While some places rely on frozen, processed ingredients, others prioritize fresh, flavorful, and ethically sourced beef. Here are eight chains leading the pack: 1. Shake Shack:A Leader […]
There’s a Newly opened Washington, DC, restaurant Hush Harbor is putting a big bet on digital detoxing: it’s going fully phone-free, requiring guests to deposit their mobiles in a locking pouch before they’re seated. The establishment, which expects staff to similarly disconnect, will sell disposable cameras and letter-writing materials and host book clubs, trivia nights, […]
The Takeout compiled a Reddit-powered ranking of the best chicken chains in the U.S., moving from top quality to the weakest performer. 1. Chick-fil-A – Consistently ranked highest thanks to customer service, flavor, and reliable quality across locations.2. Popeyes – Widely praised for its spicy chicken, flaky breading, and strong menu options like the chicken […]
If you’ve ever lived in an apartment with thin walls or had a neighbor who believes 2:00 A.M. is the perfect time for a subwoofer test, you’ve probably dreamed of a service like this. Japan briefly had a “rent-a-person” industry that let you hire not just moving help or stand-in relatives, but full-on “scary people” […]
When it comes to happiness, not every state is all sunshine and smiles. WalletHub just released its annual study ranking all 50 states in 2025, and they didn’t just pull these numbers out of thin air. The research team compared 30 different metrics, things like emotional and physical health, career satisfaction, unemployment, life expectancy, depression […]
A Chinese technology company is racing to unveil what may become the world’s first “gestation robot.” The concept, developed by Guangzhou-based Kaiwa Technology, centers on a humanoid machine equipped with an artificial womb built into its abdomen. According to Chinese media reports, the device is designed to nurture a fetus through the full ten-month gestation […]
If you’re ever driving through West Virginia, don’t be surprised if it feels like there’s a fast-food joint on every corner. According to new data from QR Code Generator, the Mountain State officially takes the title of fast food capital of America with 49.04 restaurants per 100,000 people. That’s a lot of drive-thrus per person! […]
Turns out the Golden Arches’ chicken game isn’t exactly finger-lickin’ fabulous. According to a new study by Restaurant Furniture Plus, yes, a furniture company that moonlights as food critics, McDonald’s buttermilk chicken tenders have been crowned the worst fast-food item in America. Ouch. The study looked at Google Reviews from 1,600 restaurants across 16 chains […]
A recent story from Atlanta has garnered attention for its unconventional approach to teaching financial responsibility to children. LaToya Whitfield, a 38-year-old mother, has implemented a mock rent and bill system for her nine-year-old twin daughters, Grace and Autumn. This initiative began when her daughters requested expensive dinners, prompting Whitfield to introduce a play-based financial […]
The online debate is fierce: New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago are usually considered America’s top three cities. But then comes the controversial fourth slot. If the measure is population, then Houston, Phoenix, and Philadelphia each get a shout-out. In fact, Houston is literally the fourth-largest city in the U.S., so why the hesitation? Let’s […]