I wonder if it ever occurs to Redditors to go offline and interact with people within the town or city they live in. This is something that seems to be a foreign and maybe even scary idea to them.

So Reddit loves to shit on anything involving religion, and I don't deny that religion has done tons of awful things... But one of its purposes was to ultimately bring people together who would otherwise have no reason to come together. Plus, you could usually bring the whole family

Let's just say it's a damn shame that so many Redditors would prefer to interact with other people online (if they choose to interact with other people at all!), behind anonymous names... But the majority of the human population does, in fact, need that human connection.

The question (and not even in the article) is if the TikToker paid the restaurant for the meal.

Otherwise, it's viewed as "Getting something for nothing", which always pisses off the older generation.

I know some older guys who absolutely hate the idea of influencers.

This is the stuff that causes them to have a mental breakdown.