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While it doesn't always happen, sometimes we get to see karma at work—and sometimes, the revenge is sweet.
TikToker @cassdamm, who previously went viral for sharing the unhinged, five-page letter her 15-year-old son's principal sent, complaining about him "wandering the halls" and "being truant" for buying a drink on his way back to class, is openly celebrating the death of her father, but it's not for the reason you'd think.
Rather, her father had the same mistress for the past 30 years, from the time when she was very young, and the ongoing affair ruined many marriages and relationships, including hers with her father.
But the TikToker was clearly reveling in the fact that the mistress had no idea that her father had recently passed away.
The family had elected not to publicly post about her late father's passing, not even a eulogy in the newspaper, and the mistress didn't have her personal information to be able to find her TikTok account. There was no way for her to find out about her late affair partner unless the family decided to tell her, and they didn't see the point in doing so.
"Call me a terrible person for this all you want. Honestly, I don’t care. Because nothing makes me happier right now than knowing that my dad’s mistress does not know that he’s dead."
"I know that the woman is sitting there texting him. Calling him. She’s showing up at his house…wondering why he has not talked to her in weeks."
'And that’s cause he died last month and nobody felt the need to tell her. ‘Cuz it’s really not any of her business."
"Like, it’s nobody’s business. We didn’t do an obituary. We didn’t do a death notice.”
You can watch the video here:
@cassdamm A waste of 30 years of her life #messytiktok #messytokceo #dramatok #sidechick
Fellow TikTokers totally saw this as karma having come knocking.
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It's alarming to imagine that a pair of people continued to have an affair for three decades and that one of them won't even be able to say goodbye because of how they were involved with them.
But if they had a more suitable relationship instead, the family might have even had her back and kept her in the loop, rather than hoping that he had just ghosted her permanently.
We've all heard the saying that there's no way of knowing everything that you don't know until you're faced with it directly. For some people, that could even be the color of the world around them.
Kristin Hughes, or @im.krispy on TikTok, reached out to the platform for a second opinion while she was trying to list a chair on Facebook Marketplace. Even though she wasn't charging anything for it, the woman who was interested in it continued to inquire for more photos and to know more about the color of the couch.
Hughes felt increasingly perplexed, explaining her situation.
"Is this couch gray or blue? Because I'm giving it away to someone, and I'm sending them pictures of my blue chair, and they said it's gray."
"My couch and my chair have always been blue, and now she's gaslighting me, and I'm starting to believe it."
"I'm like, is it gray or is it blue?"
You can watch the video here:
@im.krispy WHAT COLOR IS THIS CHAIR!!
Now, here's the catch: Fellow TikTokers were expecting to see a couch that might look gray in one light and blue in another, or a gray couch with blue tones, or one of those threaded couches that look more blue or more gray, depending on who's looking at it.
But what they received was a dark, charcoal gray couch that did not look blue, no matter the lighting or angle that Hughes offered.
And fellow TikTokers were not shy about heckling Hughes about it.
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Two TikTokers focused on asking the important questions, though.
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To make matters worse, Hughes even informed viewers that her 9-5 job is to "design living room sets.
So she may be partially responsible for so many Millennials having gray furniture.
@im.krispy Can’t make this up
Hughes was a wonderful sport about the situation, and she turned back to a recent trend on TikTok, referring to the Butterfly Effect.
"The Butterfly Effect is crazy, because if the Facebook lady never questioned me on this chair color, I'd have a Millennial Gray living room for the rest of my life."
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@im.krispy take this as my official acceptance.
Hughes also humored viewers by taking an online colorblind test—and the results were not surprising to fellow TikTokers.
@im.krispy Results are in but the doctor will be the deciding factor 🤓
She later made an appointment with an eye doctor, and sure enough, she discovered she is indeed colorblind:
@im.krispy Will need at least 3-5 business days to process this one 😭😭🤯
She even got a pair of colorblind glasses, and saw the world in a whole new light—and was even able to admit that her couch is indeed gray.
@im.krispy @EnChroma Inc thank you so much for the special gift 🥹🌈 still trying to wrap my head around the fact that what I see is not quite what everyone else sees?!? *results and reaction times vary*
It's amusing to discover that Hughes has been decorating her living room, from what it sounds like based around the color of her couch that she always thought was blue, only to discover belatedly that it's a dark gray.
At least she's able to laugh about it, and now she can decide if this is the furniture she wants in her home or if she wants to go with something less "Millennial Gray."
It's no secret that groceries are expensive and that they're more expensive than they've ever been before.
Add to this the fact that many items, especially produce, tend to expire very quickly, so people often find themselves spending the money, only to figuratively throw that money into the trash a few days later when they didn't get around to using the produce fast enough.
But TikToker @budget.audit.save believes that it doesn't have to be that way.
Specifically addressing fellow consumers' lettuce and other leafy green woes, she shared her hack on TikTok for how she keeps the same head of lettuce fresh in the fridge for two months.
For proof, she showed a bag of lettuce she'd bought at the end of March that had a "Best Use By" date of April 25th, and the lettuce was still green and crisp at the end of May.
The TikToker explained that she simply kept the lettuce in the bag that she'd purchased it in, but she also added a dampened paper towel to the end of the lettuce where it had been cut from the root. She added in a comment that she would periodically check the dampness of that paper, and if it became too dry, she added a few drops of water but did not need to replace the paper.
She showed in the video that the lettuce was still crisp and that while the outer pieces of lettuce were still edible, she was going to dispose of those and eat the head of lettuce remaining on the inside, which was still most of the head of lettuce.
You can watch the video here:
@budget.audit.save Replying to @limited edition going back to Costco for my monthly haul tomorrow
Some were very invested in trying this hack out.
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Others shared similar hacks to further help the comments section out.
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Groceries are more expensive than ever, and it's endlessly helpful to explore kitchen hacks and life hacks that make buying groceries, cooking, and generally consuming more affordable and enjoyable.
At least in this situation consumers might be able to get more green vegetables in. When it's going bad so quickly, even the most proficient cooks in the kitchen will have to throw some things away from time to time.
But if they're able to keep them fresh in their fridge for this much time, they'd have much more flexibility in getting those leafy greens into their diet.
Navigating the dating scene can be rough, and it can be really hard to understand why a relationship doesn't end up working out.
Men, for example, have posted infinitely on the internet about the "pointlessness" of dating because of women always breaking up with them, while women have admitted to seeing fewer and fewer reasons to even participate in the dating scene.
TikToker Jennifer Readon shrugged, though, and pointed out that the dynamic of a relationship dissolving generally comes down to something pretty simple: the straw that broke the camel's back.
In a simple diagram, the TikToker drew a picture of two stick figures in love inside of a big heart. She then wrote a "small problem" that appeared outside the heart and used the example of the couple writing each other "good morning" texts.
When the couple agrees to both send these texts, everything is fine, but if the guy repeatedly forgets or does not participate, the girl might feel like the relationship is imbalanced and question why he isn't also sending these texts.
Seeing that she's concerned, the guy might work on sending the texts for a while, solving the issue, but then he breaks the chain again and stops texting her, which turns into a bigger problem, according to the TikToker's chart, because the guy has now signaled to his girlfriend that he does not care about her needs or helping to fulfill them.
Upon feeling like her needs aren't being met, and that she's dating someone who doesn't care about fulfilling them, she might start nitpicking other things that didn't really bother her before, in an effort to be heard by her boyfriend, which will result in more fighting than the relationship has seen before.
By the end of the journey, the TikToker reasoned, the woman will simply not like the guy anymore, not because of these reasons, but because his lack of involvement in the relationship is unattractive.
"One day, these [problems] become unattractive to her. She's going to realize that all of these little things that you do that remind her that you don't care about her enough are unattractive."
"So now the problem is not these things, and it's not even that you don't care enough; it's not even that she never got 'good morning' texts; it's literally that she does not like you anymore."
"Now, unfortunately, she's going to have to break up with you, and she's going to move on with her life, and you're going to go and tell your friends that you got dumped for no reason and she's crazy for dumping you for no reason over something so simple."
"But in reality, she never dumped you at all. This was a slow-moving process that eventually led to the final reason. You weren't dumped. You probably actively chose not to give her what she said she needed, and now you guys aren't together anymore."
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She’s right, and this information is valuable.
A woman loses interest when she no longer finds you attractive and inside of a relationship that primarily happens after multiple ignored attempts at telling you what she needs from you. pic.twitter.com/ne3ctKwHyB
— Echo 🔆 (@TheEcho13) June 9, 2025
While the video initially went viral in 2023, it recently was reshared on Twitter (X), and users thought Readon hit the nail on the head.
this is like a secret code decoder ring for guys.
memorize it.
— Mark Wagner CPA (@Mark_Wagner_CPA) June 10, 2025
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This happened with my ex. I didn't dump him over it, but I lost attraction to him. Which in hindsight, he probably picked up on and took note of, which led to tension and an eventual break-up.
— Sinéad Watson (@ImWatson91) June 10, 2025
this is the absolute best video, THANK you for posting it, i saw it years ago & tried to find it recently
— taylor 🧜🏻♀️ (@thetalesoftayls) June 10, 2025
This honestly sums up my marriage & subsequent divorce after 16 years. I reluctantly went to counseling, & he then tried to “fix” those things (for about a month & then got worse). It was the lack of care given when I was carrying the full load of financial & parental burdens.
— goldengirl (@GoldenGirlSass) June 11, 2025
Very, very true. Lived that experience.
— LDG (@lauren_gerhardt) June 10, 2025
also a good illustration of why assertiveness is important. the penalty for just telling her “no i won’t send you good morning texts” is much lower than saying yes and not following through
it may still be a dealbreaker! but being inattentive is always a dealbreaker
— lovable rogue (@lovabler0gue) June 10, 2025
Yes start of a small problem escalates to bigger things & the finale of no more.
— Sonya Stewart (@son2008) June 10, 2025
Once that unattractive stage hits, it’s a wrap! 🤣🤣🤣
— MeanGirlChar (@Charkroger) June 10, 2025
The men you’re saying this to, they don’t care. If they cared they’d have addressed whatever it is she was talking about. Instead of women telling men these issues expecting them to be changed, find a man who cares.
— Christine (@bellamie9876) June 10, 2025
Going through a breakup is hard, but sometimes we have to take accountability and understand how we were involved in the relationship's dissolving.
If a person does not want to do things that make the other person feel heard and secure, they aren't the right person to date them, plain and simple.
Food Network star and beloved chef Anne Burrell has died unexpectedly at the age of 55.
Burrell, who was most well-known for her 30 (thirty!) seasons as head of Worst Cooks in America, was found unresponsive the morning of June 17th in her Brooklyn, New York home, and was soon pronounced dead.
The cause of death is still unknown, but Burrell was recently posting about how excited she was about new ventures in her life, including joining an Improv class whose first performance was earlier in the night Burrell passed.
An outpouring of condolences and memories have come from those who loved Burrell, from household name chefs to those who she taught to cook at home.
Mario Batali, to whom Burrell was sous chef on Iron Chef, posted a memorial picture on his Instagram.
Guy Fieri also paid tribute in his Instagram story, saying simply "Rest Easy, Chef."
Bobby Flay thanked her for being in his life, and shared a sweet story about a non-food part of their friendship.
"The greatest gift I got from AB was turning me on to a world of Marine Coon Cats (including Nacho)... a gift that I'll have forever. #unforgettable."
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Rachel Ray, another Food Network star and one of Burrell's bridesmaids, also shared her heartbreak in a tribute on Instagram, remarking:
"I’ll miss her friendship deeply. Everyone whose life she touched will miss her."
Burrell's career at the Food Network was prolific, most memorable for her role as host of Worst Cooks in America, a cooking instruction slash competition show that took self-proclaimed "terrible cooks," trained them up, and then pitted them against each other in teams, Iron Chef-style.
She also appeared on many other shows during her time on the network, including Iron Chef America, Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, Chef Wanted, and more.
Today Show co-host Carson Daly expressed what many who followed Burrell in her career were feeling.
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As did Carson Kressley, who shared many of the same spaces as Burrell in the reality television sphere.
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She was certainly influential and well-loved in the restaurant industry and beyond.
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Many people commented on the Food Network post, sharing their memories of how Burrell influenced their own cooking adventures.
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Some even credited her show with making their own food at home actually taste good.
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Truly, through her highly prolific career, Burrell touched many.
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Burrell is survived by her husband Stuart, his child Javier, her mother Marlene, siblings Jane and Ben, and their children.