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Parrot Throws A Tantrum After Running Out of Snacks Well, this guy had a lot to say. In fact, he probably woke up that day and chose violence.If this was a person, they might be reported to the police or something. But in the case of Angus, he’s way too adorable for the action. You also cannot arrest an animal, so there’s that. In a hilarious TikTok video shared by SarahElizabeth98, viewers can see Angus, a rescue parrot throwing a tantrum like a toddler after realizing that his snack bowl was empty all along. He was lured into it, too! Angus really loves almonds, according to the TikTok user, so his disappointment was expected after she gave him an empty bowl. To show his reaction, he made sure to look at Sarah (and at the camera) first before yeeting the bowl across the room. Talk about dramatics! But why does her parrot act like this? Well, it turns out that… that behavior is quite normal, actually. TikTok user Kal shares her experience in handling one: “I always tell people having a parrot is literally having a 3-year-old for 90 years straight. They never believe me.“ Don’t worry about Angus though, as the next videos after this viral TikTok (which had over 2.8 million views, by the way), had the parrot enjoying snacks!#pets #funny #angus #TikTok #viral #birds #parrots

This Instacart Worker Saved a Father's Life by Disobeying Work RulesInstacart employee Jessica Higgs was delivering an order for a daughter who had sent groceries to her father. The father was unable to shop for himself. Higgs was about to drop off the groceries on the porch when she had an intuition that told her to help the man out. Not in any circumstance was Higgs supposed to go inside a customer’s house. “You're not supposed to go into someone's house, but I used my judgment and I brought the groceries inside and put them down wherever he wanted me to put them down. You're not supposed to, but I did. And you're supposed to just take a picture and leave, and I could not just leave," she said in a viral TikTok video explaining the situation.Upon placing the groceries inside, Higgs noticed that the man looked sick. She then messaged the daughter and told her that her dad did not look well. "There's a propane tank in there," she told the woman. "I was in there maybe five feet and I got dizzy. There's got to be a leak. He might not be doing good because of this leak." It turns out that there was a gas leak, and Higgs messaging her customer saved the older gentleman. Image credit: @JessicaHiggs3/TikTok#instacart #TikTok #gooddeed

TikTok News Anchor Challenge: In Your Best "News Anchor" Voice, Describe Mundane Things You Do Around the HouseIn mid-January, TV news host and comedian Tabitha Lipkin issued a News Anchor Challenge on TikTok:"In your very best 'News Anchor' voice, I would love to hear you narrate yourself doing something super mundane around the house."Lipkin then proceeded to report on loading dirty dishes into her dishwasher, noting that if her viewers wanted to find out if the dishes got cleaned, they'd have to "stick with us until after the break, we'll be right back."