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Speaker 2: Let's get to the viral load with the Tiffany Hobs.
Speaker 4: Okay, the idea of a hack or a dupe is
Speaker 4: in the news. A lot of people are in conversation
Speaker 4: about these dupes, these hacks, especially when you think about
Speaker 4: what's going on with the conversation around counterfeit bags and
Speaker 4: luxury items for China versus being manufactured in other places.
Speaker 4: But that's a different conversation. We're not talking about a
Speaker 4: Burkin or a Gucci. We're talking about fish in this
Speaker 4: first story, and the fish in question is Costco's Meso
Speaker 4: black Cod. It sounds funny, it sounds like a song
Speaker 4: Miso black Cod. It's gone viral, and not just because
Speaker 4: it tastes good, but because a lot of people are
Speaker 4: saying that the Miso black Cod from Costco is absolutely
Speaker 4: comparable and maybe even better than No Boo's own Miso
Speaker 4: cod so on Reddit, a lot of these shoppers from
Speaker 4: Costco are talking about their experiences with this or that,
Speaker 4: and when it comes to this particular fish, lots of
Speaker 4: comments are coming in with people saying that the fish
Speaker 4: is practically identical. Some people are saying they enjoy having
Speaker 4: sushi night at home and that this particular cod reminds
Speaker 4: them of the cod they buy at the very expensive
Speaker 4: No Boo Japanese restaurant. One shopper was so impressed with
Speaker 4: the black cod from Costco that she says she plans
Speaker 4: to serve it at her upcoming wedding.
Speaker 5: Now here's the price differential.
Speaker 4: Costco's Miso Cod family size box, which has five individually
Speaker 4: wrapped pieces, costs approximately twenty three dollars. Okay, so twenty
Speaker 4: three five pieces of cod decent deal. If you go
Speaker 4: to Nobu and you order the cod the Miso cod plate,
Speaker 4: you're looking at forty six dollars on average, depending on location.
Speaker 4: In Los Angeles it's forty six, and other places it
Speaker 4: might be two dollars more or less depending on where
Speaker 4: you're at. But either way, this fish has gone completely viral.
Speaker 4: You expect to go out to Costco to find this
Speaker 4: meso black Cod. Good luck because of course when things
Speaker 4: go viral, they're very in demand and you're less likely
Speaker 4: to find them, all right, because you want to weigh
Speaker 4: in on that at all.
Speaker 3: Look, I was going to say something after me So
Speaker 3: Black Cod, and I was thinking about the two Live Crowd,
Speaker 3: two Live Crew, and I said, let me just leave
Speaker 3: that alone.
Speaker 5: That's why it definitely sounds like a song. And I
Speaker 5: just tried to.
Speaker 2: Bring me so black Cod, Oh me so black Codd? Yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely time.
Speaker 3: Okayd god, I'm talking about the cod.
Speaker 5: Well, you won't be able to there's not going to
Speaker 5: be available in the stores.
Speaker 4: So moving along from Costco to Coachella. Right here we
Speaker 4: go some alliteration. There's an influence. Her name is Adelaine
Speaker 4: Morn and she is She has sparked a lot of backlash,
Speaker 4: not simply by buying an overpriced ticket to the festival
Speaker 4: or because of what she wore.
Speaker 5: No, it's for the fact.
Speaker 4: That she has shared with her millions of followers she
Speaker 4: has one point one million followers what she's eating at Coachella.
Speaker 5: And there's some audio to this.
Speaker 6: Go for it, Steph, would you ever spend one thousand
Speaker 6: dollars for dinner at Coachella. I think I found the
Speaker 6: most expensive place to have dinner in the festival. It's
Speaker 6: none other than No absolutely no walk in. It's reservations only.
Speaker 6: I'm so dumb. I accidentally booked my reservation per weekend too,
Speaker 6: but we were able to work it out on the
Speaker 6: back end because you have to pay it in full
Speaker 6: and there's no refund and oma casse menu so you
Speaker 6: don't get to pick what you get.
Speaker 2: A chef picks for you.
Speaker 6: And it's three hundred and fifty dollars per person plus
Speaker 6: twenty two percent included gratuity. So if you show up late,
Speaker 6: they'll give you a Bento box to go and you
Speaker 6: can't even eat it yet. I think that this is
Speaker 6: a once in a lifetime experience because you can have
Speaker 6: a Michelin starred dinner and just across from you is
Speaker 6: the Kasar stage where there's so many artists played. If
Speaker 6: you tiged your reservation right, you can literally be eating
Speaker 6: Nobu while Tiesta was playing. You guys know me, I'll
Speaker 6: cheap out on certain things and ball out on others,
Speaker 6: And this I don't regret a because it was such
Speaker 6: a fun experience and you can watch them make the sushi.
Speaker 5: Right in front of you.
Speaker 6: Sometimes getting a macase is scary because you don't know
Speaker 6: if you're gonna like the food. But everything that they
Speaker 6: prepared was so amazing. I did a little taste test
Speaker 6: blog as well. My favorite the rock shrimp Tempora. This
Speaker 6: gave us enough energy for the day that we were
Speaker 6: just frolicking around Coachella.
Speaker 4: Youve all up so as you can hear Adelaine details
Speaker 4: what she ate and people don't really care as much
Speaker 4: about what she ate as they do how much she's spent.
Speaker 4: So just to reiterate, it's one thousand dollars. That's the
Speaker 4: title or the byline of the story. But that's over
Speaker 4: for two people. It's about five hundred dollars per person.
Speaker 4: There's a pop up Nobu, so we're talking about Nobu
Speaker 4: Dupes at Costco. This is the actual Nobu restaurant popping
Speaker 4: up at Coachella just for the festival. And if you
Speaker 4: want to enjoy this experience, you make a reservation for
Speaker 4: one of the weekends. There are no refunds, and it's
Speaker 4: chef's choice, that's what she was saying. It's chef's choice.
Speaker 4: And when you get it, there it's three hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty dollars flat rate no matter what you get, plus
Speaker 4: an additional twenty two percent included gratuity on top of that,
Speaker 4: and drinks and everything else are extra.
Speaker 5: So and if you miss it, oh.
Speaker 4: Well, no refunds, and you only get fifty five or
Speaker 4: fifty minutes to enjoy your meal. They want people to
Speaker 4: be in and out. But she shared about it. Her
Speaker 4: millions of followers were enjoying the commentary. But she's getting
Speaker 4: a lot of backlash because people already have pretty divided
Speaker 4: opinions on Coachella and whether or not it's catering to
Speaker 4: the most affluent.
Speaker 5: Of the culture. I guess people who are attending.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this doesn't help that argument at all.
Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars per person.
Speaker 5: Five hundred dollars per person.
Speaker 4: Two people spent about nine hundred and forty five dollars,
Speaker 4: including one Red Bull, two waters, and one bottle of saki.
Speaker 3: I have ever in my life spent five hundred dollars
Speaker 3: for a singular person's meal. Not me, not my wife,
Speaker 3: not anyone dated in.
Speaker 4: Good conscience, I can't. It's all coming out. No matter
Speaker 4: what you spend, it's all coming out.
Speaker 5: One way.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do that, even buying bottles of liquor. I mean,
Speaker 3: five hundred dollars is a lot of money for a
Speaker 3: single meal.
Speaker 4: And it's really just to flex, as they say, just
Speaker 4: to brag and have something to show for your experience
Speaker 4: at this festival.
Speaker 2: And that's why your ass is broke.
Speaker 4: Two months later, when we come back, we're going to
Speaker 4: talk about a TikTok beauty craze that involves rubber bands
Speaker 4: and a facelift.
Speaker 5: But it's not what you think.
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Speaker 3: of the Viral Low with Tiffany Hobs. No, I have
Speaker 3: a quick question for you, have a quick answer. Do
Speaker 3: you have any beauty routines? You have wonderful skin. You know,
Speaker 3: we look at it whenever we're here.
Speaker 4: They see you now on YouTube with your very smooth,
Speaker 4: wrinkleless palette.
Speaker 2: There, I drink a lot of water.
Speaker 3: Want to be very honest, there's a facial soap that
Speaker 3: I used that as Actually, my wife says in.
Speaker 2: The shower, look at you, hiji. But see, there's the
Speaker 2: thing about getting older.
Speaker 3: Hair starts growing where you don't want it mm hmmm,
Speaker 3: and you lose it where you do want it. And
Speaker 3: when when you're a man, hair will start growing out
Speaker 3: over your face and your ear and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: And so there's a whole thing I have to do
Speaker 3: with that. To answer your question, Yes, there's stuff I
Speaker 3: gotta do so I look presentable.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well I have something new to add to your routine.
Speaker 2: This is gonna be like that snail stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, you remember this snall seen snail. It's snail semen.
Speaker 4: It's not semen.
Speaker 5: They don't excreet, it's excretion. So but they're not.
Speaker 4: Talking about that. But wow, No, I remember good. I
Speaker 4: still I still owe you a bottle of it you
Speaker 4: don't own. Okay, I'll bring that in next week.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: This is not snail mucus. This involves giving yourself an
Speaker 4: instant facelift. You know, as we age, things start to
Speaker 4: happen with gravity.
Speaker 5: It's just like you said with hair, you might.
Speaker 4: Find parts of your face starting to go south the
Speaker 4: ways that you don't want.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: We all like the kind of tighter, taut look. Maybe
Speaker 4: not too taught right, But in this case, this particular
Speaker 4: trend has originated in South Korea and it went viral
Speaker 4: because a New York City dermatologist by the name of
Speaker 4: doctor David Kim posted his own TikTok video calling this
Speaker 4: the biggest hack, biggest beauty hack in Korea right now,
Speaker 4: And what is the hack? The hack involves looping rubber bands,
Speaker 4: regular rubber bands tightly around each of your ears for
Speaker 4: ten to thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: How pull them behind your head.
Speaker 4: You're basically putting the rubber band over your ear multiple
Speaker 4: times so that it's tights, so you're doubling, so starting
Speaker 4: to pull at your face, pull at your ears. Your
Speaker 4: ears will get red, of course, and devotees claim that
Speaker 4: this trick drains facial puffiness, lifts cheekbones, and sculpts jawlines,
Speaker 4: all without needles, fillers or knives.
Speaker 3: Now I'll use egg whites for like bags. One of
Speaker 3: my eyes. But that's about it.
Speaker 4: Sure spoons even in the freezer cool compress.
Speaker 5: Yet that's fine.
Speaker 4: This trend, while popular and absolutely viral, is gaining traction,
Speaker 4: and people are saying, especially the experts, are saying now
Speaker 4: that after six point two million views of this doctor's video,
Speaker 4: that this method is not gonna do anything long lasting.
Speaker 5: Number One, you might.
Speaker 4: Get a quick lift or some sort of stretchy feeling
Speaker 4: to your skin or taught feeling, but it will go away, and.
Speaker 5: It can do actual harm.
Speaker 4: It can restrict blood flow, cause discomfort obviously, and can
Speaker 4: potentially lead to skin irritation or damage, particularly to the
Speaker 4: delicate skin around your ears. So this video viral because
Speaker 4: of this doctor, this dermatologist, who is just adding to
Speaker 4: how it opting irresponsible sharing content like this can be
Speaker 4: a lot of people are jumping on board. Do not
Speaker 4: be that person. Oh all right, last story involves something
Speaker 4: that I imagine many of us have been through. Whether
Speaker 4: you like your job or you don't, or you have
Speaker 4: a history of going from an employer to employer, at
Speaker 4: some point, you've probably experienced some sort of frustration, aggravation, burnout,
Speaker 4: conflict between yourself and an employer, A colleague, it's natural,
Speaker 4: right every workplace is it going to be completely peaceful?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 5: People work?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 5: I know you do, and you manage it very well.
Speaker 7: It's difficult sometimes it's difficult. Can I can I translate?
Speaker 7: What you mean is that you love that and you
Speaker 7: can't stop thinking about me? Yes means no, That means yes.
Speaker 7: If I say yes, what's that mean? If you say yes,
Speaker 7: never mind, keep.
Speaker 2: Going go on.
Speaker 4: Well, in this case, let's say Mark was really really
Speaker 4: getting on your nerves hypothetically hypothetically science fiction total And
Speaker 4: let's say you wanted to get back at Mark in
Speaker 4: the workplace.
Speaker 2: I'm listening.
Speaker 4: I'm listening on Reddit, which is its own platform. What's
Speaker 4: going viral are employees who are sharing the ways in
Speaker 4: which they've gotten payback or revenge against their coworkers, colleagues, employers.
Speaker 4: Here are some examples of some of the revenge tactics.
Speaker 4: One person said they applied for every weird job they
Speaker 4: could find and used their boss's email and work phone
Speaker 4: as the contact, so whenever that job wanted to reach out,
Speaker 4: they contacted the boss.
Speaker 2: Can I make it an admission real quick?
Speaker 3: I would sign up for just about every mail list
Speaker 3: possible so when X would get spammed using her.
Speaker 4: Email statute of limitations, I think you're, oh, it's nothing illegal.
Speaker 3: I'm just just getting it off my chest, something I
Speaker 3: did many many now.
Speaker 7: So we're talking about ways to prank people you work with. Yes,
Speaker 7: I used to.
Speaker 2: My very first newspaper. I would.
Speaker 7: I would I sat next to my editor, who I
Speaker 7: couldn't stand. I would walk down to the loading dock,
Speaker 7: pick up the phone in the loading dock, call him
Speaker 7: and pretend I was an angry subscriber and I'd be like,
Speaker 7: what the hell do I have to do? And to
Speaker 7: get my paper put on my damn porch. And he'd
Speaker 7: be like, well, Harry, Sarah, let me transfer you to circulation.
Speaker 7: I'm like, I don't want to be transferred to circulation.
Speaker 7: I did this to him like every couple of weeks,
Speaker 7: and he never caught on.
Speaker 5: It was me another employee.
Speaker 2: How many years ago? It says, roughly, it's quite a
Speaker 2: while back. You don't want to be more specific.
Speaker 7: Well, the statue to limitations is probably gone and he's
Speaker 7: not at that paper anymore. But there are ways to
Speaker 7: exact revenge upon people who or make your life miserable.
Speaker 4: Let me give you a couple more so you can
Speaker 4: add them to your repertoire mark. Okay, just in case
Speaker 4: you may hypothetically want to get back against and employ
Speaker 4: you or a colleg league who might be getting on
Speaker 4: your nerves. Here's another one. This person took a wireless
Speaker 4: mouse and plugged it was an extra mouse, and plugged
Speaker 4: it into their coworkers' computer laptop and then hid the
Speaker 4: cursor in some way so that whenever the person went
Speaker 4: to manipulate the mouse, they couldn't find the cursor on
Speaker 4: the screen, and the employee just watched their colleague in
Speaker 4: agony and frustration as they tried to figure that out.
Speaker 4: Another person said, whenever I would hear my colleague talking
Speaker 4: about a vacation, I would find out what days they
Speaker 4: were taking off and immediately put in a request for
Speaker 4: the same days, so that that other employee would be.
Speaker 5: More likely to get denied.
Speaker 4: And lastly, and this one's my favorite, one person said
Speaker 4: that she had a coworker or a boss, doesn't specify,
Speaker 4: who kept a box of cereal on their desk, and
Speaker 4: every day at this time, this employee, the vindictive one,
Speaker 4: would get there early and crunch up the flakes inside
Speaker 4: of the cereal and put the bag back in the
Speaker 4: box just so that they could watch their coworker pour
Speaker 4: out dust.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know there's some people here in our kitchen who
Speaker 3: are intentionally crushing up the potato chips in there.
Speaker 2: Really. Yeah, yeah, because there's some.
Speaker 3: Every once in a while, I'll try to get a
Speaker 3: bag of potato chips and I can tell all they're
Speaker 3: basically dust.
Speaker 2: I've seen that's sick. Who would do that? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I just know that it's being done, just like I
Speaker 3: know people are stealing other people's stuff out of the refrigerator.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen Mark in the kitchen area a lot
Speaker 4: more lately.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, I'm not saying it is Mark. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying that it's not. I can't say that it's
Speaker 3: not Mark. I have an alibi, an ironclad alibi. I
Speaker 3: love workplace pranks, though.
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna say this before we go to the break.
Speaker 7: I once recorded a friend of mine snoring at the newspaper.
Speaker 7: We had to share a hotel room because we went
Speaker 7: to a film convection.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, you did that to Stepan at the movies? Well,
Speaker 2: this was that, or the story was going to be
Speaker 2: this was better.
Speaker 7: I got in touch with somebody who knew how to
Speaker 7: play it over the building's PA system, and then sat
Speaker 7: back and watched as the dawning realization came over his face.
Speaker 7: Then he was hearing himself snore over the entire building's loudspeakers.
Speaker 5: Diabolical, but I like it.
Speaker 2: I like it though, I like diabolical, diabolical, you know stuff.
Speaker 4: So that concludes tonight's Diabolical viral loade.
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