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A woman says it wasn’t the cheating that made her realize her husband never loved her, but watching him carry in only the last grocery bag

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By Kelsey Knowles
| Attack of the Fanboy Verified
A woman known as Scrambled.megs3 on TikTok has shared the moment she recognized the lack of love in her marriage, and it had little to do with the usual dealbreakers. In a TikTok video, she says the marriage changed for her when she noticed how her husband treated her at home, as reported by The Daily Dot. She explains that the realization didn’t stem from the most obvious dealbreakers people usually associate with failing relationships.
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Trump administration proposes charging international students $70,000 to work in the US after graduating, and some would owe another $30,000

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By Kelsey Knowles
| Attack of the Fanboy Verified
Foreign students on F-1 visas are expected to pay about $500 to participate in U.S. work training programs. The Department of Homeland Security has proposed a fee of at least $70,000 for that training, as reported by Reuters. The proposal is part of President Donald Trump’s administration’s efforts to place tighter restrictions on foreign visa holders.
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A flight attendant says she’s lost count of how many wrong Cokes she’s handed out since Coke Zero’s redesign, and one look at the cans explains why

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By Kelsey Knowles
| Attack of the Fanboy Verified
The Coca-Cola Company rolled out revamped product designs internationally in July, but the new look for Coke Zero is confusing consumers and service workers alike. While the company aimed for a more unified aesthetic, the design shift has made the zero-sugar version look strikingly similar to the classic red can, as reported by BroBible. Melbourne flight attendant Ava, who posted a video on TikTok, highlighted the issue.
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