In the clip, a man named Dylan can be seen sharing an unexpected discovery in a closet his family has been using as a pantry. He explains that he discovered a drawer in the closet the night prior and that he is unsure whether to check it out because his wife told him “to leave it alone”.

The video ended up getting more than 14 million views, with TikTok users recommending that Dylan not investigate further.

“Idk I think your wife is onto something. This sounds like the beginning of every scary movie,” one user wrote.

“Nah leave it alone,” another added.

But despite the warning from his wife and the internet, Dylan still decided to check out the contents of the drawer. As it turned out, there was nothing sinister in it.

Dylan later uploaded a follow-up video that showed that the drawer had a shoe-shining kit inside. The previous owners probably used the space as a shoe or coat closet and found a great way to keep the shining kit out of sight.

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Williams, who posts under the handle Salary Transparent Street, doesn’t only have a goal of producing engaging content on social media. She also wants to tackle the issue of salary transparency, allow people to get a better idea of salaries for different jobs, and help them get paid more.

One of Williams’ videos that turned viral has been dedicated to the salaries of software engineers. In a clip that got more than 10 million views since being posted in February, software engineers from different states and with various experiences reveal that the salary for the position can range from $90K all the way to $500K.

Williams, who also established the Salary Transparent Street website to give job seekers more resources, has also been open about her own earnings. One of her recent videos revealed how much she earned from TikTok in 2023.

Check out Salary Transparent Street on TikTok or scroll below to learn about the salaries for various other jobs.

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@nonnapiaa Pizza time with Nonna Pia! PART 1 #nonnapia #homemade #pizza#italian #food #madewithlove #fyp ♬ Thats Amore – Dean Martin

Nonna Pia, who grew up in Rome before moving to the United States in the ’50s, always enjoyed making all sorts of mouthwatering dishes for her big family. This prompted her grandson Antonio to start sharing some of her kitchen creations on social media in early 2020.

It didn’t take long for internet users to catch up, as Nonna Pia’s TikTok account already has 2.4 million followers, with the number steadily increasing. Her clips, recorded and posted by Antonio, were liked more than 25 million times. The most popular video, in which Pia makes fresh homemade bread, was watched an astonishing 35 million times.

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia’s fresh homemade bread who wants a piece?! #nonnapia #shesback #homemade #bread #italian #foodtiktok ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

Watching Nonna Pia cook, you can learn the secrets to traditional Italian tomato sauce, how to make delicious stuffed red bell peppers, and get step-by-step instructions for classic gnocchi. Check out some of the best clips from her channel below.

@nonnapiaa Pasta sauce Nonna Pia style! #nonnapia#sauce#recipe#italian#madein#fyp #madewithlove ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia making her delicious stuffed peppers!! #nonnapia #stuffedpeppers #homecooking#italian #culture #foodtiktok #fyp ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

@nonnapiaa Sauce day with Nonna Pia! #nonnapia #homemade #tomato #sauce #fyp#foryou #italiano ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia’s amazing holiday soup Wishing all our followers a safe and happy holidays #nonnapia #holiday #soup #italiancooking #fyp #madein ♬ Christmas Songs – Christmas Songs

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia’s special stuffed artichokes #nonnapia #italian #food #howto #madewithlove #fyp #foryoupage #homemadefood ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

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In the clip, a man named Dylan can be seen sharing an unexpected discovery in a closet his family has been using as a pantry. He explains that he discovered a drawer in the closet the night prior and that he is unsure whether to check it out because his wife told him “to leave it alone”.

The video ended up getting more than 14 million views, with TikTok users recommending that Dylan not investigate further.

“Idk I think your wife is onto something. This sounds like the beginning of every scary movie,” one user wrote.

“Nah leave it alone,” another added.

But despite the warning from his wife and the internet, Dylan still decided to check out the contents of the drawer. As it turned out, there was nothing sinister in it.

Dylan later uploaded a follow-up video that showed that the drawer had a shoe-shining kit inside. The previous owners probably used the space as a shoe or coat closet and found a great way to keep the shining kit out of sight.

The post Man Discovers a Secret Drawer in His House After 2 Years, He is Surprised With Its Content appeared first on TettyBetty.

Williams, who posts under the handle Salary Transparent Street, doesn’t only have a goal of producing engaging content on social media. She also wants to tackle the issue of salary transparency, allow people to get a better idea of salaries for different jobs, and help them get paid more.

One of Williams’ videos that turned viral has been dedicated to the salaries of software engineers. In a clip that got more than 10 million views since being posted in February, software engineers from different states and with various experiences reveal that the salary for the position can range from $90K all the way to $500K.

Williams, who also established the Salary Transparent Street website to give job seekers more resources, has also been open about her own earnings. One of her recent videos revealed how much she earned from TikTok in 2023.

Check out Salary Transparent Street on TikTok or scroll below to learn about the salaries for various other jobs.

The post Woman Quits Her Job to Ask People on the Street How Much They Earn and Becomes a TikTok Star appeared first on TettyBetty.

@nonnapiaa Pizza time with Nonna Pia! PART 1 #nonnapia #homemade #pizza#italian #food #madewithlove #fyp ♬ Thats Amore – Dean Martin

Nonna Pia, who grew up in Rome before moving to the United States in the ’50s, always enjoyed making all sorts of mouthwatering dishes for her big family. This prompted her grandson Antonio to start sharing some of her kitchen creations on social media in early 2020.

It didn’t take long for internet users to catch up, as Nonna Pia’s TikTok account already has 2.4 million followers, with the number steadily increasing. Her clips, recorded and posted by Antonio, were liked more than 25 million times. The most popular video, in which Pia makes fresh homemade bread, was watched an astonishing 35 million times.

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia’s fresh homemade bread who wants a piece?! #nonnapia #shesback #homemade #bread #italian #foodtiktok ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

Watching Nonna Pia cook, you can learn the secrets to traditional Italian tomato sauce, how to make delicious stuffed red bell peppers, and get step-by-step instructions for classic gnocchi. Check out some of the best clips from her channel below.

@nonnapiaa Pasta sauce Nonna Pia style! #nonnapia#sauce#recipe#italian#madein#fyp #madewithlove ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia making her delicious stuffed peppers!! #nonnapia #stuffedpeppers #homecooking#italian #culture #foodtiktok #fyp ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

@nonnapiaa Sauce day with Nonna Pia! #nonnapia #homemade #tomato #sauce #fyp#foryou #italiano ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia’s amazing holiday soup Wishing all our followers a safe and happy holidays #nonnapia #holiday #soup #italiancooking #fyp #madein ♬ Christmas Songs – Christmas Songs

@nonnapiaa Nonna Pia’s special stuffed artichokes #nonnapia #italian #food #howto #madewithlove #fyp #foryoupage #homemadefood ♬ original sound – Nonna Pia

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