What ‘really happens’ to your airport luggage
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Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today’s edition of web_crawlr.
Our top stories today are about: A viral video where a passenger put a camera on his airport luggage to see “what really happens” to it, how the FCC is set to officially begin its effort to reinstate net neutrality, two people going viral for showing off a completely mold-infested apartment, and an explainer of the Chad time thief meme.
After that, we’ve got something exciting for you. We are introducing our new column “Deplatformed” by our Senior Politics and Tech Editor David Covucci that will search all corners of the internet to tell you the political discourse online.
See you tomorrow!
— A.W.
Today’s top stories
VIRAL
Passenger puts camera on luggage to see ‘what really happens once it’s checked in’
A creator tried to find out what really happens to luggage once it’s checked in at an airport.
INTERNET RIGHTS
FCC to officially begin effort to reinstate net neutrality
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is beginning the process of restoring net neutrality rules that were axed during former President Donald Trump administration.
WTF
‘When they forgot to mention the apartment comes with complimentary mold’: Creator shows herself touring mold-infested apartment
Two people in hazmat suits revealed a disgusting series of discoveries they made in a mold-infested apartment, leaving viewers with a ton of questions.
MEMES
Chad time thief meme, explained
If you ever find yourself slacking or taking an extra long lunch break then there’s a meme for you.
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Deplatformed
By David Covucci
Senior Politics and Technology Editor
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