26 February,2022 12:00 PM IST | Algeria | Agencies
Grace Morris, a bikini barista, is going viral on TikTok with stories about the creepy requests she receives from customers on a daily basis. Pics/TikTok
The dirty demands run the gambit, from pervert customers asking her to take sexy slurps out of their cups to demands that she serve beverages with "flavoured straws" - meaning drinking straws she'd inserted inside her body. Morris, a young barista, is gaining eyeballs on TikTok by sharing her daily unusual experiences with numerous customers.
"So I know this sounds crazy, but this has definitely happened to me a handful of times." Cafe Fox's Grace Morris, 20, explained in a trending TikTok clip to her more than 8,48,000 followers. In the percolating post, which has garnered more than 1.7 million views, Morris - who, daily, wears lacy lingerie, corsets and thongs to serve cups of Joe to patrons at a roadside coffee shop in Washington state - is responding to a commenter who asked, "Has anyone ever tipped you to take a sip from their drink though?" To that enquiry, the blond bombshell said, "[Customers] are always like, âOoh, will you try my drink first?'" she mimicked. "Or like, I'll go to hand it to them, and they'll go, âFive bucks if you try it first.'" Initially, the requests irritated her. Despite the freaky nature of the bid, Morris happily humours her regular customers.
Minnesota teen Sivert Klefsaas won $1,800 from his mother for abstaining from social media
A Minnesota teen won nearly $2,000 from his mom this past weekend for doing the unthinkable today: staying off social media for six years. The Facebook fad began in 2016, when the Motley resident's mom, Lorna Goldstrand Klefsaas, challenged her then-12-year-old to abstain from using social networks until his 18th birthday. If the boy did so, he'd get a $1,800 cheque from her, KARE11 reported. Lorna's son was more than up for the challenge. "Being 12, I didn't really have that great a concept of money yet," Sivert said. "So, I was, like, âOh sick, yeah - absolutely.'"
Lorna was inspired by a radio contest called the "16 for 16," in which a mother offered her daughter $1,600 if she shunned social media until her sweet 16. Naturally, a teen staying off social media might seem akin to a sea bass surviving in the Sahara. However, Sivert said he didn't use social media at all at 12, recounting a time he signed up for Snapchat only to delete it a day later.
A study, published in the journal Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, is based on one of the first recordings of a dying brain, which occurred accidentally at a hospital in Vancouver. This groundbreaking new study has shed light on what happens in our bodies in the moments before and after we die. Brain activity similar to meditation, dreaming or memory recall passes over the brain in its final moments, the study found, suggesting there may be a final feeling of serenity as humans pass away.
Three African men with half their faces covered in thick makeup foundation can be seen posing for mugshots in Algeria. The sad-looking trio were reportedly apprehended in Algeria, after officials noticed that they were not who they claimed to be - Arab women wearing traditional clothing.
A gemstone, billed as one of the largest gem-quality opals in existence, was sold for $1,43,750 at auction in Alaska. The opal, dubbed the "Americus Australis," weighs more than 11,800 carats. The opal is larger than a brick and is broken into two pieces, which was a practice used decades ago to prove gem quality.
An Ohio teacher has been suspended after her alleged sex tape was ââairdropped'' to 200 of her high school students. The raunchy footage that involves the educator and her boyfriend was stored on the teacher's cell phone and sent out to students at Ginn Academy in Cleveland. The teacher admitted that she had the X-rated video stored on her phone, but said she did not AirDrop it to anyone.
A 30-year-old dad took to TikTok to share the "hack" which involved sewing an Apple AirTag into the tongue of one of his daughter's shoes. Once the tag was in place, he could effectively track his girl's whereabouts. "When it's your daughter's first day of school," he wrote on the video. The trick has left viewers divided. While it may give some people peace of mind, it doesn't come cheap - each of these coats $39.
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