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In light of the viral text, cybersecurity specialist Vlad Cristescu shared his top iPhone safety tips with Newsweek.

The passenger was not impressed with the reaction from the airline.

William Ponseti told Newsweek he was delighted when he discovered the rarely seen sneakers were his size. Then he looked them up.

"You're not only not obligated you shouldn't ever help her again for any reason, her or your mom," one user said in the comments.

"I said, loud enough for the whole table to hear...'You are signing up for a lifetime of being babysat by a jealous man-child,'" the bridesmaid shared.

"It shows how easily outdated workplace policies breed quiet resistance," a workplace expert told Newsweek.

"I'm looking for advice on what I can do in this situation without turning it into an HR fiasco," the colleague shared.

One expert said it sounded like the mother is "blind to her child's faults and responds defensively to anyone laying down healthy boundaries towards her child."

"If a partner consistently prioritizes grand gestures or public perception over shared values and boundaries, that's worth exploring," an expert told Newsweek.

"It is often cheaper to manufacture one fully loaded board and only change the cases to limit access," an expert told Newsweek.

The vet appointment revealed the cat was a senior feline.

The party host left a series of scathing reviews about the rental space online, ruining the owner's business in days.

"I had an affair with my sister's husband when I was 16," the woman wrote. "My parents kicked me out."

Nicholas was working outside an apartment complex when he heard what he first thought "was a really strange bird call."

"With regard to the Hermès scarf the very first thing we look for is the stitching on the edge," an expert told Newsweek.

"I don't see the pickup line," one person responded under the viral post. "All I see is a dad joke."

Lawrence Langdale shared the post of the soap dispenser to see what people thought of the practice—but not for the reasons many assumed.

"Are you SeaWorld?" asked one commenter online after the man shared his water bill.

Phyllis from Indiana gets glowing reviews for her handy work, whatever the weather.

Ryan Grewell, 36, told Newsweek: "Cycling has allowed me to become less than 'half the man I used to be.'"

The incident in the viral post sparked debate among users on Reddit, with one saying "why do people feel the need to do this."

"Anyone else think this looks like the Millennium Falcon?" One viewer asked. "Pac Man lives there," another added.

"Plates of half finished ravioli on my living room ground. Their suitcases opened in the entrance," the man wrote.

The internet leapt to action to help a doctor identify a potentially deadly plant.

A homeowner with a natural lawn got a number of complaints. They had a perfect response.

The exasperated quiz-taker said his parents didn't believe him when he explained the problem.

The sitter was instructed to leave the dog out of the crate, but he proceeded to chew a chair.

"Based on what's provided, she seems to have boundary issues," Frank Thewes, a therapist, told Newsweek.

Social media users were disturbed by the bizarre sighting in the viral post, with one saying: "makes me feel nauseous looking at it."