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Swedish Man Goes Viral With Hack For Optimizing Taco Fillings—And It's Honestly Genius
There's a lot of discourse when it comes to tacos: what qualifes as a taco, what kind of shell to use, which fillings are acceptable... But one thing we can all agree on? You can never have too many tacos.
Instagrammer @bsquaredtravels_ shared a video of their Swedish brother-in-law totally hacking the system when it comes to tacos, and the internet has gone crazy for it.
In the video, the brother-in-law can be heard calling his hack "something out of the Bible" and coining it "the Moses fold," since he parts his taco filling much like God parted the Red Sea, according to the Bible.
For his hack, the brother-in-law left his tortilla flat on his plate with the fillings he wanted already piled high on the tortilla.
While most would then try to roll their tortilla shut, the more ambitious amongst them trying to tuck in the ends, and hope for the best, the brother-in-law instead parted the pile of his chosen fillings into two smaller piles on each side of the tortilla.
This left a blank line down the middle of the tortilla, like the parted Red Sea. He then picked up the ends of the tortilla that completed that blank line and brought them together at the middle. This folded the tortilla closed into two separate sections of open-faced filling, allowing for far more contents and much less spilling.
You can watch the video here:
The video swiftly went viral on X and Facebook as well, as people were a dizzying mix of impressed by the hack and perplexed by the fact that they'd never thought of this hack themselves.










Whether or not some people think this qualifies as a taco or a burrito, this is a great hack for increasing the filling, decreasing the amount of mess, and of course, improving the shell-to-filling ratio, which is always deliciously important!
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Woman Sparks Debate After Sharing The Signs That You Have A 'Loser Boyfriend' In Viral Videos
Every person who chooses to date will have a list of wished-for traits, attractive traits, and of course, dealbreakers that would likely end the relationship either immediately or, at least, eventually.
TikToker @maddie_bado shared a series on TikTok called "Signs of a Loser Boyfriend," which she believes more women should be aware of so that they can make the most informed decision about what they are gaining from their relationship and whether their partner is able to give them what they want, and vice versa.
The TikToker uses her own personal experiences, pointing out signs of loser boyfriends and sharing real-life experiences.
In her first video in the series, the TikToker argued that one sign of a loser boyfriend is how they interact with you while you're getting ready.
She gave the example of choosing an outfit, bag, and sunglasses, and wanting her man to engage with her about what matches best and what looks best on her that day. A loser boyfriend would respond to this, pointing out that, "No one's going to care about that."
While the TikToker understands that those decisions are not of any particular consequence, the whole point is the interaction, the fun, and the anticipation of the rest of the day. Shutting that down screams "loser" to her.
You can watch the first video in the series here:
@maddie_bado Just remembered this so randomly and I’m mad again #datingadvice
In the second video, the TikToker indicated that a loser boyfriend would not match his girlfriend's "vibe."
She used the example of talking to an ex-boyfriend. She'd shown him an item she had purchased, which she knew would be of interest to him based on their past relationship. But then when she tried to show him more items, he shut the conversation down, pointing out that she didn't need to show him "everything" she purchased.
At that point, she decided he was right, and not wanting to share things with him was a clear sign that she shouldn't date him.
You can watch the second video in the series here:
@maddie_bado Lucky me 😀 #dating
Fellow TikTokers were nodding hard, sharing other possible signs of loser boyfriends.










While this is specifically a "loser boyfriend" series, these points would apply to girlfriends, as well.
Not at the very least listening or asking questions when you know your partner enjoys something is a red flag, not to mention shutting down conversations you know excite them. Having all of the same interests isn't a requirement, but if you're not going to be engaged in conversations, what's the point of dating someone?
Matthew Lillard Opens Up About Still Having To 'Fight For Jobs' In Hollywood After Being Misunderstood
Ever since Quentin Tarantino made disparaging remarks about Matthew Lillard's work as an actor, Lillard has been open about feeling typecast and limited in Hollywood.
But while appearing on the I've Never Said This Before podcast opposite Tommy DiDario, Lillard opened up about feeling truly misunderstood in Hollywood, and said that he has to fight for any jobs at all, let alone jobs that might demonstrate his strengths.
Lillard reflected:
"I think the people who know me, people I’ve worked with are like, ‘Oh, I get it. I get the value. I get sort of the intangibles. But I think what Hollywood looks for is... they look for a movie star. They look for dashing.”
"They sort of want to be able to put you in a bubble, right? Or pigeonhole you."
"I’ve never fit in that little, perfect bubble."
"I’ve always been a little quirky, a little gangly, a lot of energy. I’m funny and silly and at the same time can do drama, and they don’t really know where to slot me.”
"I still fight for jobs now.”
You can watch the segment of the interview here:
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The interview was shared on the "Television" subReddit, where Redditors were quick to applaud Lillard's talent.
"Well, I equate him with greatness. 'SLC Punk' is a godd**n masterpiece." —RecordingLost4508
"I equate him with greatness after watching 'SLC Punk'!"
"His breakdown in that one scene was incredible. If you know, you know." —reddfawks
"He was REALLY good in that big scene he had with George Clooney in 'The Descendants.' And as many times as I’ve seen it, he still makes me cry every time I watch 'SLC Punk'."
"He’s also a very large reason why the first 'Scream' is still seen as a classic while the sequels’ merits are argued about."
"He’s great. He’s a very unique performer and doesn’t remind me of any other actors. He may be right. Hollywood has dropped the ball. He should be in more." —Icosotc
"I do! First off, legendary Shaggy portrayal. Who could possibly be better?"
"But this guy is awesome in 'Scream'. 'Twin Peaks: The Return'? Fantastic. '13 Ghosts'. 'SLC Punk'. But maybe he’s right. Despite whatever Tarantino thinks, he’s underused." —Pugilist12
"Just watched 'Life of Chuck' for the first time last night, and Lillard’s five minutes in that film were fantastic. Underrated actor, in my opinion!" —imiller9
"Matthew Lillard is genuinely a brilliant actor, and I believe he will be one of those guys who starts getting the respect he deserves once he’s in his 60s+. Once he starts getting cast in more 'old man serious dramatic' roles, people will get it, like Alan Rickman, Christopher Waltz, Bryan Cranston, etc."
"Cranston is the closest in my opinion. He was always an incredible actor but wasn’t really cast in roles that let him prove it. Same with Adam Sandler and Robin Williams, but they broke out of their niches a little earlier because they were so big in comedy already." —tortillakingred
"Matthew Lillard is in some of my cult classic movies, and also is the kindest celebrity I’ve ever met, and anyone in the D&D community will attest to that if they’ve met him at D&D Live or GenCon or wherever." —Comfortable-Arm3452
"I was at GenCon this year and was in a line for him signing autographs after a show."
"A person in a wheelchair was approaching the line, and Matthew got out of his seat and walked around to the stanchions to move them so this person could turn around and face the direction of the line of tables with everyone signing."
"No hesitation from him, and there were plenty of support staff that probably could or would have done it, but he made sure it was done fast for this person. By all accounts, he's a great person, and I saw a little glimpse of this firsthand." —Signiference
"He lived down the street from my friend and attended a few of her neighborhood BBQs. Dude always picked up after other people and washed his own dishes. Hollywood doesn’t need to get him. We equate this guy with goodness, and greatness." —TURKEYSAURUS_REX
"I too am not understood by Hollywood." —onlypham
It's clear that there is a massive fan base supporting Lillard, both in his projects and at fan conventions. Maybe stardom doesn't look for Lillard like he might have dreamed, but it's still something worth celebrating.
TikToker's Viral Video About The Struggles Of Trying To Work In America Hits A Nerve
People in the United States who are trying to find a job will inevitably find it unnecessarily difficult to navigate or to be successful.
It's reached a point where people are better off laughing and making jokes about it, because if they don't laugh, far more negative emotions are sure to manifest.
TikToker @julie.says.things made a parody video that felt a little too real, featuring a young woman searching for a job and a relentless recruiter who could not stop smiling.
The job hunter approaches the recruiter, asking for a job, to which the recruiter offers her a list of jobs. When the job hunter says the options look promising, the recruiter starts laughing, stating that those were all fake jobs for the purpose of engagement farming and data collection.
When they start talking about possible jobs, the conversation only becomes more bleak.
The job hunter asks reasonable questions, like looking for a job as low as entry-level, jobs that include health insurance and time off for emergencies and illness, all while the recruiter smiles even broader, cracks jokes, and treats the job hunter as if these are preposterous features for today's jobs.
To make matters worse, the recruiter laughs when asked about reasonable pay, stating that the salaries not only would not be enough to save up for buying a house or having babies, but that their income would actually depreciate over time.
Not only is it painfully hard to find a job, but it feels impossible to find a decent one.
You can watch the video here:
@julie.says.things This is what capitalism was always going to lead to. #unitedstates #job #worker #workingclass #capitalism
Fellow TikTokers nodded their heads hard, agreeing with TikToker @julie.says.things in full.











It's no secret among United States citizens that the job market has been incredibly difficult to navigate as of late, and it's borderline impossible to land a job interview, let alone the job itself.
Adding all of these other details, like the lack of health insurance and lack of advancement, are just salt in the wound.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Hilariously Stuns Fans After He Uses A Paper Plate In Viral TikTok
A lot of people use social media with the hopes of going viral and finding new opportunities or even fame. But many people who have gone viral would probably agree that their video became popular for a totally unexpected reason.
Even Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson isn't exempt from that possibility.
This week, Johnson shared a video of one of his favorite post-training meals, which he was trying out with a new protein for his future protein powder line, hopefully launching in 2027.
Included in the post-training meal were the protein powder and frozen blueberries, and on a separate plate, Johnson had an appropriately sized portion of cooked jasmine rice waiting to be added to the post-training meal. Johnson claims that he loves the flavor as well as the creamy texture that the rice offers.
While there were some comments from fans about whether or not they were interested in trying the recipe, many more fans were invested in one specific detail: the cooked rice was on a paper plate instead of a standard dish.
As the actor started to add the rice to the blender, he picked up the plate and folded it in half in order to funnel the rice into the blender without making a big mess.
You can watch the video here:
@therock lots of questions about my post training meal - here it is/ approx 36oz water ice 10-15g creatine 1 cup frozen blueberries stevia 120g of carbs jasmine rice 70g of protein powder (this is a prototype protein I’m researching for my new supplement line I’m developing for ‘27 or ‘28 - want to take my time with this and do it the right way) I’ll eat a real food meal 2-3 hours later, pending my work schedule. Taking in roughly 4,000 calories per day. Holding conditioning and lean quality tissue very nicely with these macros. Current weight 236lbs. Best I’ve ever felt. Have a productive week and keep doing the thing 🗡️ 🛡️
Fans loved that even a major celebrity like The Rock still uses paper plates, even when indirectly promoting his future protein powder line.










It's so easy to imagine that celebrities are fancy people who only appreciate the finer things in life, but the truth of the matter is that many talented people are still very normal with normal interests and habits.
All the same, it's pretty cool to see The Rock taking care of himself with a workout and a post-training meal, only to use a paper plate during the preparation.
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