The hosts describe fantasy coffins as elaborate painted and sculpted coffins, a tradition adopted in Ghana, in which a person is buried in a shape representing what they love, such as a giant fish, a boat, a Coca-Cola bottle or a Nike shoe. People often design and pre-pay for them before they die.

Her nine-page letter banned phones and video games during evening activities, required family to engage and bring a vibe, mandated hellos and thank yous, demanded respect for staff, asked kids to do the dishes, and warned against leaving bottles around or drinking her alcohol. She reposts it each vacation season.

In a comment she said reactions to her letter were mixed, but she no longer does huge family vacations because there were other people she could spoil who would appreciate it, so she brings someone who has never been to the place she is going.

A concertgoer named Gabrielle Cheyenne was pulled on stage in Nashville and looked visibly uncomfortable while Usher danced over her. He told the audience she was not into it and dismissively waved her off. She later said she had hoped Chris Brown would pull her up.

A deli worker warned they were symptomatic of gastro after an outbreak at their other job. The manager replied that they needed a week's notice, that the store was short-staffed and that the worker picked up the shift, then shared it in the group chat. Coles declined to comment.