MIND BLOWING TIKTOKS THAT ACTUALLY TAUGHT ME SOMETHING! 

I had a summerjob at Subway in my native country and they did the same thing but with the cookies instead . Either we brought them home or threw them away when we closed for the day!

It’s to avoid potential lawsuits. Almost all fresh food companies do this. If someone were to fall sick from a food item given away for free as it was ‘going in the bin’ then that could easily be a lawsuit from the person who got sick saying they gave them food poisoning etc etc. Also to avoid dependency and fighting - due to differing amounts of food at the end of each day, so those in need could become dependant on the place for food but not get a share one time and start fights with others and/or the employees etc. People are also just AH’s and will absolutely abuse the system to get a free donut or whatever, when they are financially okay themselves.

It also has something to do with if you just give it away at the end of the day everyone would just come at the en d of the day

Why don't you just take them home

I’ve been driving 2 months and knew it

Yeah usually a common thing to know but I guess I understand I never use it at night anyways.

Right! My thought too! It's one of the most basic things I learned in drivers education.

yeah it's really weird cause you literally learn that in driving school

I knew about this when I was a kid, but now my rear view’s auto-dimming 😁

Do new cars even have those anymore? Even my 2010 Ford Focus doesn't have a tab, it just has a light sensor under the mirror and adjusts itself automatically.

@@AlexanderPavel It's more common in older or new cheap cars. And some car brands have them in quite old models... like my 2005 Ford Focus has auto dimming mirror and my 2005 Saab 9-3 has the manual switch.

@@AlexanderPavel Well you'd be surprised to know that a lot of European models still come out with those tabs "Specifically lower in the range"

Yo! So it's real? Bruhhh I gotta flip mine now

@@saltyslimcracker7530 U never got taught that when u learnt to drive? Just genuinely curious.

@@raveesheamarasekara1410 nope lol, no one ever brought it up

@@saltyslimcracker7530 yeah i mean they teach you that when you get your license, how can you not know? Also, in automated cars the mirrors change by themselves, you don't need to flip them

yea the story about Dunkin throwing away donuts went viral in Reddit a couple of times. They say it's mainly because they want to avoid lawsuits from people being sick from old donuts. Even giving it away to the homeless wasn't feasible, because the homeless was bound to be dependent on Dunkin, and also they would fight if there wasn't enough donuts

Yea I already knew about this

the problem is that they are just a day old, like it's not that different from a person buying them an hour earlier

Yep. People wanting those leftover donuts are the same people that’ll take your ass to court if they get sick from it. Like fam, there’s a reason they need to throw it away. Not to mention, one donut alone has so much sugar in it. Giving away donuts to the homeless would mean that their diet would be very unhealthy as they would just rely on it.

But surely some of the staff take it home and eat it for dessert on that day?

just dont cut the root and you wont cry

Doesn’t work

@@1234dhrifjevdigjr exactly why does no one know this

Be a man don’t cry

@@1234dhrifjevdigjr Its called the cell not the root but ok

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Tbh it’s nothing in comparison to walking around a crowded city for 20 minutes. Just saying 🤷

For real they or just Simon needs the react to his videos

I was about to say. I cant believe people are driving and not knowing this

I don’t even drive and I know this😂😂

@@Theultrimatedog exactly what I thought

Now, I'm not sure whose side you're on, but the TikTok he watches says "it's a percentage of that area that will see rain," which is false. It's chance of rain.

Yeah it's literally a light source itself😆

im 14 and i knew this lol

@@somedudewithaduckpfp5789 good for you mate

IKR It's a constant reminder that we don't deserve nice things as a species. Same with the misconception about the changing of the seasons.

Like what?

I’m new to iPhones where can I find all these secrets?