There are countless rabbit holes that one can fall down when wandering the vast expanse of the internet. Maybe you end up falling down one of those good Tumblr rabbit holes, where you come out of the experience having learned something new, like the fact that apparently Magenta isn't a real color. 

Or, you end up in the ever weird realm of TikTok, where you find yourself watching video after video of a lively, fascinating personality like that of TikToker @samramsdell5. Yes, it seems like @samramsdell5 has picked up quite the following on TIkTok for her series of stunts, where she records herself stuffing monstrous sandwiches into her mouth. To say the least, it's impressive, and kind of looks surreal. 

It's way too easy to look at the world and find selfishness, but it's also important to remember that people have an immense capacity for wholesome and selfless acts. It makes us feel like part of a whole to help anyone or anything in need. Wholesome memes drive home the fact that people are basically good.

If you've ever worked a customer service job you're likely familiar with the series of daunting demands, entitlement, and other kinds of stressful nonsense from customers that can fall into one shift. Starbucks really brings the wild ones out. Some people just act like animals and take out all the emotional turmoil they're experiencing from their own life situations on the very folks in stores/restaurants/etc that are just there to help them. It's a gross cycle, and hopefully one that stops altogether, sooner than later. 

With all that being said, we couldn't say that these drink orders are exactly rude, but they are extra. Would really suck to be waiting in line behind a few of these orders. But it'd be even worse to have to make them. Our hearts go out to any baristas that field these kinds of orders. 

Getting out into the wilderness, far removed from the industrial tentacles of modern civilization can be a mystical, occasionally eerie experience. Sometimes, you might feel as if you're being watched. Or, maybe you witness a strange light up in the night sky, and you're not entirely sure that it was a shooting star or satellite. Well, in this case, we have a series of videos from TikToker @chroniclesofolivia, which depict her telling the story of the time she hiked out by Lena Lake with her mother, and the weird development that occurred.

Basically, what it boils down to is, her suggesting that there's a whole fam of Bigfoot folk out there, living in harmony with nature, and not yet officially classified by the government because they don't want to scare people. I mean, alright. 2020 was already enough of a rollercoaster. I think at this point, we're ready for it. Oh, and apparently the footprint that we're finally shown in one of her videos is different from a typical human footprint because it has a midtarsal break that's only found in primates. It's a whole lot of spooky information to take in. You be the judge on whether or not this is just a mere ploy to garner some attention on TikTok, or if it could be something more. 

Look, this isn't the first time we've encountered a dramatic tale involving a conflict of food ideologies, and we certainly doubt that it'll be the last time. In this case though, it sounds like the mom and kid were really testing (if not altogether crossing) those boundaries put in place by a vegan restaurant. Maybe next time, just have the kid eat the ham sandwich before sitting down at the vegan restaurant, and then bring some plant-based snacks to keep them entertained for the rest of the outing? Or, maybe there'll be folks who think that the restaurant should've just been more accommodating to the kid's meal choice. For some more vegan-themed drama check out this post about a parent who forced their vegan kid to cook meat.

So well, apparently, emojis can be a blind person's waking nightmare due to the "read text" function. Apparently, the phone describes each emoji in detail. This can make for quite the time-consuming process. Hopefully folks read this, and spare future conversations from the pains of emojis being vividly described. Check out some more terrific Tumblr gems to keep things tumblin, over here. 

There's nothing quite like a good old AskReddit thread that's filled with just the kind of crazy coincidences that can lead you to question the very fabric of reality. Life is far stranger than we regularly give it credit for. Maybe you've already experienced your own moment of synchronicity where things lined up in such a manner that it almost felt like the whole thing was planned all along by an unseen force. 

You just never know if you're about to cross paths with a ferociously entitled, plain old belligerent Karen who is determined to enact chaos and misery upon someone else's existence. In this case, we have no idea what must've been going through this entitled Karen's brain. It's almost like some of these people only get angrier when they're rightfully corrected on their prior brain fart. Sounds like this Karen absolutely got put in her place. For some more ridiculous Karen drama check out this story about a Karen who took her sweet time in a handicap space, and then proceeded to get blocked in. 

Remember, if someone says something confusing, incomprehensible, or absurdly dumb but also has dozens or hundreds of people responding positively to it, that's probably a joke. Some of us have a compulsion to state the obvious or even call other people stupid when they aggressively miss the joke, and that only serves to plunge them further into their hole of lameness. Just give it an extra second of thought or risk sliding into the ranks of mistaken people who missed the joke by miles.

There's nothing like some life pro tips that are entirely devoid of ethics, and could basically be seen as some immoral real life cheat codes. Of course, most of these are completely nonsensical and should not/could not actually be practiced in the real world as we know it. With that being said, they're definitely entertaining. If this got you going, check out some more bad life pro tips that won't help at all, over here.

Not every hazard in life is going to have a creepy signto accompany it. Some really common things like sitting a certain way or picking flowers can have hidden dangers. It's hard not to get a little anxious after reading about the surprisingly dangerous things in everyday life, but at least it's better than not knowing the dangers of ignoring your dryer lint.

We're no strangers to rather gnarly stories about the HOA making people's lives miserable. It sounds like by the nature of its very existence, the HOA just gets all up in people's business, and harasses them to no end. In this guy's case, he just wasn't having it. Naturally, the HOA didn't take too kindly to that attitude. For some more drama from the world of HOA madness, check out this story about an HOA member getting a neighbor's car towed, and then the favor that was returned. 

The last few days at a job can be a cornucopia of not giving a heck. And when it comes to staying late on your last day, only the rapidly decaying, invisible bonds of convention are what keep people from just going screw this I'm out. After dealing with enough ridiculous customer demands it sure has got to feel good to just leave in the middle of a customer interaction.

Is it really doing anyone a favor to be angry that a store is closed at closing time, or that someone charged you full price for an item? These entitled folks sure seem to think so. While most people have a good idea of what fair and decent behavior is, there will always be an entitled few with unreasonable demands and delusions of bullying other people into giving them free stuff.