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Newsweek
5 days ago
- General
- Newsweek
Man Goes Berserk on American Airlines Flight Over a Charging Cable
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A woman on TikTok filmed a man completely losing his cool on an American Airlines flight, even before it took off from Charlotte to Denver. According to Rebecca Cook, going by the username rebeccacook748 on the platform, the man was denied a charging cable and a first-class seat, which lead to a profane meltdown. Another man told the belligerent passenger not to speak disrespectfully to women. "If she's being a b****, I'm gonna call it out, bro," he yelled. "Shut the f*** up and sit down, bro. You have three f***ing seconds before I f*** you up." Stock image: American Airlines planes at an airport. Stock image: American Airlines planes at an airport. Photo by Kameraworld / Getty Images The man continued to bellow at the woman, as well as other passengers who tried to intervene. "I have four sisters," he shouted. "If I wanna talk to a b**** like that, I f***ing will." As passengers looked on, he stormed to the front of the plane telling someone to walk off with him, then he walked back, passing a man who apparently stuck his leg out. "Come on, bro," he said on camera, "You're gonna try to trip me, bro? You're a p****, bro." Throughout the video, other passengers chuckled at the man's explosion. The man who tried to trip the passenger munched on Frito chips, watching with apparent interest. "My dude with the Fritos understood the assignment," a viewer quipped in the comments. In a statement to Newsweek, American Airlines said the man was removed for "disruptive behavior" prior to departure. "The flight continued as scheduled following the removal," a spokesperson said. "We thank our customers for their patience and apologize for the inconvenience." Users React TikTok users seemed to enjoy the opportunity to tee off on the unruly passenger, amid more than 400 comments and almost 42,000 views within two days. "No-neck, Temu dupe Jonah Hill stomping down the aisles is killing me," one wrote. "No-Fly List forever," a critic declared, to which Cook replied: "That's what I was thinking too." A contributor shared that their mother worked as a flight attendant for 44 years: "He is the reason she kept an ice mallet in her pocket at all times." Finally, one pundit had a pertinent question: "Who are his sisters? I'd be so embarrassed, [Oh my God]." Other Flight Issues Flights certainly offer plenty of opportunities for drama. One passenger felt something on her feet and looked down to discover two cockroaches crawling across her. "I can't imagine from what part of the world these roaches must [have] boarded the flight," the passenger wrote, "This is extremely unacceptable. "In my 15 years flying, I've never before seen roaches on a plane until now." However, not every flight is unpleasant. A traveler went viral sharing his trans-Atlantic flight from London to New York, which featured hardly anyone else on board. "Basically flew private," the traveler wrote. Newsweek has contacted rebeccacook748 for comment via TikTok. Newsweek's "What Should I Do?" offers expert advice to readers. If you have a personal dilemma, let us know via life@ We can ask experts for advice on relationships, family, friends, money and work, and your story could be featured on WSID at Newsweek. To read how Newsweek uses AI as a newsroom tool, click here.
Buzz Feed
26-06-2025
- General
- Buzz Feed
22 Products For Your Pet Who Demands Attention
A pet carrier made for your pup who can't keep up with your long adventures but also can't bear to not be a part of the ride — I guess you're both headed to the coffee shop today! The soft, durable fabric ensures both you and your pet stay comfortable all through your journey, while the safety clip and safety lock attachments add extra reassurance that even your master escape artist can't jump out. A Feliway calming diffuser for your "Velcro cat" who cries all day when you're at work or scratches at the door for late-night cuddles. Plug it into the wall, and it'll release drug-free, non-sedating pheromones that only your cat can smell, leaving them calmer and more relaxed. And it covers up to 700 square feet — so no more having to worry about anxious spraying or your cat following you to the bathroom! A Snuggle Puppy toy with a realistic heartbeat and soothing heat pack that'll give your fur babe the illusion they're cuddled up on your chest, even when you're not home or have to step away for work. It's the best cuddle buddy for pups suffering from separation anxiety or just adapting to a new home. A fleece, nonslip foraging mat offering so many nooks and crannies to hide treats, your small critter will be sniffing through them for hours. The mat's bright colors will grab your pet's attention so you can finally get your full eight hours of sleep without hearing a thumping tantrum from your bunny friend. A comfy donut calming bed so your fur baby can stop hogging your entire human-sized bed, pushing you off the edge or putting their stinky Frito feet in your face. It's 20% more plush than normal pet beds, guaranteeing your sleepy pup or kitty will be comfier *and* calmer throughout the night. A colorful swinging play set to keep your sassy flying friend busy instead of them squawking at you for attention. This pack contains 11 different easy-to-hang toys with all the bells and whistles so your small birds will never run out of fun options to play and chew on. "POLLY WANTS TOYS!" Well, say no more! A motion-activated laser that'll keep your cat pouncing for hours so you can finally attack that mountain of laundry they keep lying on. The moment your kitty walks by, the laser fires up, shooting beams around the room that they can chase and chase until they dramatically flop over from exhaustion, so burned out that they can't move a single whisker anymore. Or a rechargeable touch-activated ball ready to capture your dog's attention with flashing lights and a fast-paced wild mode that bounces and rolls the ball all over the room. Prepare to just sit back and laugh while they chaotically try to keep up with it! A pack of hanging chew toys that'll definitely result in some happy hops and popcorning! These chews contain a variety of textures and real Timothy grass that'll not only keep your bunny, guinea pig, or other small critter entertained but can also help their digestion and teeth. Your pet can finally have some real stimulation instead of trying to chew another hole in your rug. A ThunderShirt for days when your pup can't handle their anxious shakes — whether from a fear of fireworks or just a loud doorbell — and their only safe space is in your arms. The shirt swaddles their neck and torso, providing gentle pressure so they can feel comfort and security even when you're gone (though you do wish you could just cuddle them all day long). A space bubble backpack because guinea pigs, bearded dragons, and hedgehogs deserve to see the world too! This backpack has a clear bubble window and three large ventilation holes so your pet can safely take in all the sights, and you'll have a clear view of them the whole trip. Now your hamster can people-watch while you have a picnic at the park (they're definitely judging everyone's outfits). And for those pets requiring frequent vet visits, this is definitely a cuter option than a traditional carrier. A Furbo dog camera if you constantly feel guilty leaving your anxious dog behind, even for a quick grocery run. It has a two-way speaker and treat dispenser, so by using the Furbo app, you can send your love no matter the distance or be notified when your dog is whining or barking (because they miss you). You can check in as much as you like, giving them comfort and yourself peace of mind that they're off the furniture. A lick mat that suctions to any hard, flat surface so you can keep your fur baby distracted with a tasty treat while they get a bath — or when you're trying to sneak away to take a bath yourself. Smear on some wet food, yogurt, or peanut butter, and they'll be so zoned in trying to get every last bit, they won't even miss you. Quick owner tip: Freeze your mat to keep your pet cool and distracted for 10 times longer! A self-grooming cat brush for whenever your overly attached cat doesn't get the hint that you're too busy to give them scratches. This is the true definition of kitty self-care! The curved design and adhesive backing allow you to stick it onto any corner (at cat height, of course) so that whenever your feline struts by, they can't help but get a quick rub sesh in. Psst — the secret catnip compartment makes it especially irresistible. 👀 A birdie basketball hoop because surprisingly, birds are really good at dunking (with a ball chain attachment, obvi). This is endless fun for your birdie friend and will keep them mostly quiet during your work calls. Be warned, though: You might hear them yell "KOBE!" every now and then. An automatic ball launcher that can keep your dog sprinting without you throwing out your good arm. This launcher is designed to be the perfect height so that your pup (if trained) could even put the ball in all by themselves (because, personally, touching the slobbery tennis ball is the worst part). You can also adjust the throwing distance depending on how far your pup can run or keep up. A Fitbark, a waterproof activity monitor that clips onto their collar and keeps track of basic metrics like distance walked, sleep quality, stress levels, and more, letting you keep tabs on your fur bestie from afar and react to any concerning changes by sharing that data with your vet. It's basically a Fitbit for your dog — and you can sync it to your Fitbit or Apple Watch, so now you both can crush your step challenge for the day! Zesty Paws calming chews formulated to help keep your dog feeling zen so you don't have to worry about getting any more noise complaints that your dog has been wailing all day while waiting for you to get back from work. These can help lower their stress levels and reduce anxious shakes so they can go back to being happy pups! Enrichment puzzles for those days when a game of fetch and a mile-long walk still won't tire out your pup. This puzzle has so many hidden compartments, your dog will be busy flipping open lids, sliding pieces, and sniffing for snacks — finally giving you a break from playtime. A cat tree if your cat loves to jump on the kitchen counter to get your attention, or their favorite spot is weirdly on top of the fridge. This cat tree has so many levels (plus hanging toys and scratch pads) to keep your pouncing kitty entertained all day long and scratch that itch they have of being on high surfaces. It'll be their own little paradise — so now you can go back to your paradise of rotting on the couch (and not worrying about where your cat has jumped to next). A tug of war toy here to save you from rope burn or almost breaking a finger, because how are dogs sooo strong?! This bungee rope ties to a tree, letting your dog pull, launch, and swing to their heart's content. It's endless fun for them and entertainment for you as you watch your pup frantically swing through the air like an acrobat. A laptop scratching board if your cat can't resist stepping all over your keyboard and cleaning your screen with their fur when you don't give them the time of day. This toy mimics the real thing with its own "mouse," a screen showing a video chat with their cat BFFs, a ball chase, and a scratchpad keyboard. Now your cat can finally stop interrupting all your Zoom calls, causing your coworkers to stop and go, "Aww, is that your cat!?"
Yahoo
25-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
PepsiCo's overseas business props up sales outlook as tariffs weigh on EPS
PepsiCo expects its business outside of North America to be a key driver of its revenue growth this year and for the longer term, while the company takes measures to fix weakness in Frito-Lay snacks. While PepsiCo's interpretation of the tariff impact and the subsequent downgrade in EPS guidance dominated headlines yesterday (24 April), the 2025 organic revenue growth outlook was left unchanged at a low, single-digit rate. International sales encompassing both food and drinks outpaced the wider group in quarter one, growing 5% in organic terms versus 1.2% for PepsiCo as a whole. While ex-North America revenue slowed from 9% in the same quarter of 2024, chairman and CEO Ramon Laguarta said yesterday: 'We continue to see a long runway for profitable growth in our nearly $37 billion international business, which represented 40% of PepsiCo's 2024 net revenue.' Explaining the rationale to analysts, Laguarta said PepsiCo is investing in capacity for the 'high growth' international business for food, snacks and beverages, as well as go-to market capabilities and individual brands. 'The momentum in international is one of the key underpinnings of the guidance that we reiterated on the top-line,' he added, although he pointed to pockets of weakness in some markets, including China, where he said the consumer is 'hurting a little bit'. Mexico is likely to be 'impacted' by tariffs in the US, but Laguarta described India and Brazil as being in a 'good place', while PepsiCo is 'seeing Europe navigating quite well'. Nevertheless, the US 'will continue to grow at a very good rate' across food and beverages, he told analysts, adding: 'When you think about the overall opportunity, both from the better execution to evolving the portfolio, to moving into new channels like away-from-home, we have tremendous opportunities to take our brands into new spaces and leverage the capability of our business.' Frito-Lay in North America with savoury snacks, however, remained 'subdued', offset by 'strong organic revenue growth' in convenient foods such as Quaker. 'Consumers have remained value‐conscious across brands and channels as the cumulative impacts of inflationary pressures have strained budgets and altered food shopping patterns,' Laguarta said with respect to Frito-Lay, which sits within the PepsiCo Foods North America (PFNA) division. 'Beyond affordability, bold flavour profiles, permissibility, functionality and portion control are key factors in defining value for consumers,' he added in terms of the fixes PepsiCo is taking to address the weakness. As part of the Frito-Lay 'portfolio transformation', PepsiCo plans to provide consumers with more pack-size options at different price points. At the same time, PepsiCo is 'improving the operational excellence of Frito, both in terms of rightsizing the cost and improving the field rates and improving the granular execution in go-to-market', Laguarta said. Frito-Lay was one of three factors cited by PepsiCo yesterday for its downgrade in the 2025 guidance for its core constant currency EPS. The key factor for the outlook cut was the potential impact of tariffs and also 'the heightened macro and consumer uncertainty', as CFO James Caulfield said. Core EPS is now expected to be 'even' with last year's 2024 print, compared to a previous forecast for a mid, single-digit rate of growth. Also thrown into the equation was the impact from exchange rate fluctuations, a factor also cited by Nestlé yesterday in its own first-quarter results. However, unlike Nestlé pointing to strength in the Swiss franc amid general US dollar weakness linked to tariffs, PepsiCo's earnings are denominated in the US currency. PepsiCo noted yesterday that 'substantial foreign-exchange headwinds' weighed on its reported revenue and core EPS by three and four percentage points, respectively, in the first quarter. Based on current exchange rates, it expects a three-percentage-point impact on those metrics for the full year, and as a result, the new guidance for core EPS 'implies' a 3% decline from last year's $8.16. 'While our global business trends have remained resilient to date, we do expect the macroeconomic and consumer environment to feature elevated levels of volatility and uncertainty for the balance of 2025,' Laguarta said in his prepared remarks issued alongside yesterday's results. 'The cumulative effects of inflationary pressures, coupled with the dynamic nature of global trade relations, will likely keep consumers choiceful and value conscious. Pockets of elevated geopolitical tensions are also expected to persist in certain international markets.' Meanwhile, Laguarta was asked to comment on the US Food and Drug Administration's plan (announced this week) to phase out the use of petroleum-based food dyes by the end of next year. He said PepsiCo's Frito-Lay and Tostitos snack brands will be free of artificial colourings by the end of this year. 'When we talk about the US and the food business, 60-plus percent of our business today doesn't have any artificial colour, so we're well undergoing that transition,' Laguarta told analysts. 'We'll lead that transition and in the next couple of years, we'll have migrated all the portfolio into natural colours or at least provide the consumer with natural colour options.' "PepsiCo's overseas business props up sales outlook as tariffs weigh on EPS" was originally created and published by Just Food, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
USA Today
11-04-2025
- Lifestyle
- USA Today
Does your dog smell like Fritos? Save 20% on a gentle shampoo that keeps them fresh
Does your dog smell like Fritos? Save 20% on a gentle shampoo that keeps them fresh Celebrate your fur babies on National Pet Day 2025 with toys, treats and more! Show Caption Hide Caption After months long search, here's USA's Favorite Pet Drumroll please! Meet the Winner of USA's Favorite Pet. USA TODAY National Pet Day is celebrated every April 11. The day promotes pet adoption and responsible pet ownership. PetSmart is offering up to 20% off pet supplies for the occasion. It's time to celebrate Fido, Snowball and all of our other furry friends. Friday, April 11 is National Pet Day and while a good pup cup or lickable treat might be on the top of your pet's wishlist, we think they deserve something extra special to thank them for their unconditional love. If you're ready to spoil your furry family members with pet-friendly deals, don't miss the sale at PetSmart with savings of up to 20% on thousands of items. While you can shop all sorts of treats and toys at PetSmart, something that will benefit you and your pet is going to be bath products. Sure, baths might not be your pets favorite way that you show them love (unless your pet is like that one pitbull on TikTok who has a better self-care routine than I do), but they're a necessary evil. Eliminate the Frito factory smell with Pet Smart's Mrs. Meyers Sweet Chamomile and White Peach dog shampoos and save 20% in the process! Save on dog-friendly shampoo at PetSmart Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day 3-in-1 Dog Shampoo Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Dog Deodorizing Spritz Spoil your dog or cat with toys and treats for National Pet Day Hunger For Words Talking Pet Kit Peek-a-Bird Electronic Cat Toy Wiggles & Wags Freeze Dried Chicken Crunchy Dog Treats INABA Churu Chicken Puree Variety Pack Cat Treats What is National Pet Day? National Pet Day is a national celebration that takes place on April 11 every year in an effort to bring awareness to the importance of adopting pets and the health benefits of owning pets. The key message is "adopt, don't shop" in order to prevent poor conditions often found with breeders, and to lessen the burden of local shelters. Save 20% during PetSmart's April event
Yahoo
13-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Tesla, Amazon trial delay, PepsiCo downgrade: Market Minute
Yahoo Finance host Julie Hyman highlights several of the day's top-trending stocks in this Market Minute. Tesla's (TSLA) stock gains extend to their second-day gains after a steep drop. Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) regulators are asking a judge to delay their trial start against Amazon Prime (AMZN). PepsiCo's (PEP) shares fall after a downgrade due to weak performance in its Frito-Lay division. Stay up to date on the latest market action, minute-by-minute, with Yahoo Finance's Market Minute. It's time for Yahoo! Finance's market minute. A rebound for US stocks loses some steam but tech leading the way as it looks for a comeback. Shares of Tesla extending gains after earlier in the week suffering its worst day in nearly five years. The stock now rising for a second day despite seeing an 11% dip in US registrations in January and a price target cut at JP Morgan. Amazon catching a break as well. The Federal Trade Commission asking a judge to delay the start of a trial over its Amazon Prime deceptive practices case. The agency citing staffing and budget constraints. Lastly, PepsiCo shares taking a hit as the company is downgraded from buy to hold at Jefferies, the firm noting limited upside potential and weakness in its Frito division. And that's your Yahoo! Finance market minute. For more on what's trending on Yahoo! Finance, scan the QR code below to track the best and worst performing stocks of the session. Sign in to access your portfolio
