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Credit : pixabay While Tesla CEO Elon Musk has touted the electric vehicle (EV) Cybertruck’s stainless steel exterior as being bulletproof, new owners have discovered that the vehicle’s exterior may not be as weatherproof as Musk claims. Some customers who recently bought the $79.900 Cybertruck have reported rust on the exterior shell after driving the vehicle in the rain for two days. One Cybertruck owner, Will, wrote on a forum about his experience. “I bought my Cybertruck on February 1,” he wrote, “and 11 days later, I noticed corrosion on the metal.” He added that he had put 381 miles of the vehicle on it. I brought it to the dealership, but they told me they didn't have the necessary tools to repair it. They mentioned it would take around a month for them to acquire the tools. Will also shared photos of his Cybertruck online, showing small stains on the exterior. “It stayed on even after I washed it,” Will wrote. Musk said last year that he would soon offer owners the option t

Credit: Pixabay The predicament was shared on a Reddit thread called 'AITA' (Am I the a**hole?).  One user decided to share their experience of being asked to be the photographer at a friend's wedding, which turned out to be a complete nightmare. The original poster (OP) mentioned that they weren't a professional photographer, but due to financial constraints, their friend requested them to capture the wedding moments.  In exchange for $250, OP agreed to take on the responsibility. A photographer has sparked a heated discussion online by questioning whether they were the 'a**hole' for deleting all the wedding photos of a couple. Working long hours can make anyone thirsty and hungry, but it seems like all this chaos could have been avoided if someone had just given this photographer a cheeseburger. They captured every single moment of the special day, but when it was time for the wedding party to sit down and enjoy their meal, the photographer who had been there

Image by  aditomo68  from  Pixabay Social media users are demanding child-free flights after a passenger recorded the non-stop cries of a baby during his 29-hour trip.  Henry Beasley, known as @balubrigada on TikTok, shared a video a couple of years ago about his lengthy flight from New Zealand to Germany.  In the video, Beasley captured his bewildered reactions as a baby continuously screamed in the background. He even added a text overlay that said, "Rate my 29-hour flight to Berlin."  As the exhausting journey continued, Beasley sarcastically commented on the child's impressive vocal abilities and joked about the "nice long one" amidst the guttural screams in a second clip.  A tick started to form in Beasley's left eye as he desperately chewed gum to cope with the never-ending noise, which he compared to the sound of a boiling kettle. On social media, the video of the crying toddler had an incredible 14.5 million views and 2.8 million likes. In the comme

TikTok: @incrediboii If you’ve ever worked in a restaurant, bar or cafe, you’ve probably experienced that “ahhh” moment when someone leaves you a small tip. But if you’ve never worked in one, don’t worry, tipping culture is slowly but surely taking over. For example, one woman described a time when she was at a grocery store in Austin and a cashier pulled out a tablet and asked her for a tip. With my companion, I visited this upscale grocery store called Tiny Grocer," she remarked. We treated ourselves to some cheese, cured meat, and wine even though it wasn't one of our typical hangouts.  @incrediboii We were having a little date night, and I was expecting it to be a bit more expensive than usual.” I think it was about 40 bucks, and the cashier rang me up and flipped the tablet and asked for 25% of the tip on my grocery bill, and I looked at her with my jaw on the floor.  We grabbed our stuff and started walking to my car, and I said to him, “They just asked me to tip, and th

Credit: Pixabay(not actual image) I don’t know how to handle this. She says they often wet the bed and she has to clean it every morning. She says her 16 year old daughter makes fun of them for their nappies and says they are too old for wet beds.  Many users said they should sit down with their daughter and explain why she is still wearing nappies. Others said they have seen children wet the bed through their teen years. My brother was 5 years old and he was always wetting the bed. One night, my sister was making fun of him and I heard her say that he was "too old" to wear pull ups. I sat up and told her that I had worn pull ups up to 12 years old (which was true, I had bladder problems that eventually required surgery).  I told her that no one is too old to wear pull ups and that sometimes kids just need to wear them for a while. It worked. I know your children are older, but it could work. I have an almost 19 year old son and he is still wearing diapers to bed for medical

Pixabay Kissing your child on the lips is a perfectly innocent gesture. While many parents see nothing wrong with it, there are still a large number of people who feel uncomfortable. David Beckham, for example, has faced criticism for sharing Instagram photos of him and his daughter Harper sharing a kiss.  In 2022, the English soccer star was inundated with comments saying "please don't kiss your daughter" and "now she's a big girl, now it's your turn" after sharing a sweet photo of them walking together. However, Beckham has defended his approach to showing affection for his children, telling a Facebook Live session in 2017 that "I was brought up very affectionate, and Victoria and I are affectionate with our children." We want to love our children and be affectionate with them, he said, adding that it wasn't just Harper he kissed on the lips, but all of his children up until they reached adulthood.  "I've been criticized for kiss

Image by  Khusen Rustamov  from  Pixabay Roseanne, an 18 year old, said she had never had a strong relationship with her father and believed it was because she had been 'accumulated by mistake'.  Despite this, Roseanne said she had tried to build a positive relationship with him.  "My parents never wanted to have children, but a mistake was made. I know his last name, but he was never around until last year, and I'm still living with him. I met his new wife last year, but we don't really get along.  Now she's pregnant, and the baby is due in June, around my birthday," Roseanne wrote on Reddit. "My dad is naming his new baby after me, so I feel like I'm being replaced and second best." She was surprised when they told her what the baby's name was going to be. He and his new wife wanted to call the baby Roseanne because his new wife's favourite flowers are roses, she said.  She felt like she was being replaced. She tried to suggest othe