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'Do You Know You Have 30 Minutes?': A New Tiffany 'New York' Pollard Catchphrase Has Gone Viral On TikTok
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'Croc,' A PlayStation Game From The 90s, Gets Unexpected Remaster Announcement
Croc hive, your time has come.
Things Gets Confusing During Hiring Process In 'I Thought I Hired X' Format By Fallenchungus
Be careful when hiring goons, goths, scalpers and any other workforce which name can have multiple meanings!
'Do You Know You Have 30 Minutes?': A New Tiffany 'New York' Pollard Catchphrase Has Gone Viral On TikTok
The phrase became a viral TikTok trend and meme in mid-August 2024, typically being used alongside a piece of suspenseful music playing in the background.
