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  • Humble, Texas/USA 01/01/2020: Grubhub sign posted in the ground near some local businesses in Humble, TX. Grubhub is an online fast food delivery service that is becoming increasingly popular in the US.

    6-Year-Old Orders $1,000 Worth of Food on Grubhub With Dad’s Phone

    Kids get bored easily but tossing them a smartphone to cure their restlessness isn’t always a good idea. Just ask the parents of the 6-year-old Michigan boy who ordered $1,000 worth of food from Grubhub. Keith Stonehouse handed his phone…

  • Homemade baked granola: woman adding ingredients into a bowl of rolled oats in the kitchen.

    5 Things Worth Making From Scratch To Save Money, According to Redditors

    Grocery prices are still up around 12% compared with a year ago. Since then, we’ve all found different ways to cope: cutting back on unnecessary purchases, trading down, buying in bulk — the list goes on. One underrated money-saving trick:…

  • Close up of hen laying eggs on crate at poultry farm

    Is Raising Chickens Cheaper Than Buying Eggs?

    Eggs are a marvelous source of protein and nutrition for people around the world. But with egg prizes skyrocketing due to rising overheard costs, supply chain issues, and a massive outbreak of avian flu, can raising chickens in the backyard actually…

  • AI-generated photo of IKEA

    10 ‘Must-Have’ Products From Ikea, According to Superfans

    Shopping at Ikea always seems like a gamble. Either you come home with something cheap, stylish, and functional, or you’re stuck with an impossible-to-assemble dud. One solution? Trust the experts — and by experts we mean Ikea superfans on Reddit. Some…

  • Funny family legs in mismatched socks. Social networks photo for World Down Syndrome Day, March 21

    9 Practical Things You Can Do With an Orphan Sock

    There are few phenomena as vexing, perplexing, and widespread as the disappearance of a single sock. Everyone has at least one sock that mysteriously loses its mate. Whatever the cause — spontaneous black holes could be responsible, according to the late…

  • Disposable single use plastic objects such as bottles, cups, forks, spoons and drinking straws that cause pollution of the environment, especially oceans. Top view.

    6 Disposable Products You Should Reuse, According to Thrifty Redditors

    Every year, millions of metric tons of single-use products are burned, tossed into landfills, or dumped into the ocean, releasing noxious pollutants into the environment. Not only that, but disposable products also go against the principles of thriftiness. Why use…