Alabama woman hit with magnificent karma after taking almost an entire bowl of Halloween candy and lying about it
Taylor Wilson, a homeowner in Alabama had her and her children’s Halloween ruined after two women stumbled upon a candy bowl she left outside her house for treats.
A video showing them helping themselves almost the entire offer went viral this weekend, sparking widespread criticism.
Things took a more serious turn, however, when viewers identified one of the women as an employee of sakanaa Japanese restaurant.
Highlights
Two Alabama women have sparked outrage after taking almost an entire bowl of Halloween candy intended for children.
Internet users quickly discovered that one of the women was employed in a restaurant and alerted the establishment.
A Burger King employee was also investigated after a video showed him wearing blackface while serving customers.
The property initially decided not to take action after learning that she had apologized to the owner, only to later learn that the apology was a lie and confirm the consequences she now faces.
Alabama woman’s candy intake led to an unexpected dose of karma
One of the women in the viral video wore a Sakana Sushi Bar shirt.
The uploader eventually tagged Sakana and asked, “Is this one of your employees?”
The restaurant released a statement regarding the incident, confirming that the woman was one of its off-duty employees and adding that it would investigate the fiasco.
The restaurant also thanked social media users for bringing the incident to its attention.
After spending a day reviewing the controversy, Sakana said on Sunday (Nov. 1) that she spoke to the employee featured in the viral footage and was told that she had apologized to Wilson that morning.
The establishment also claimed that she returned the candy she had taken.
Wilson, however, disputed this version.
Sakana was forced to revisit the matter with her employee after the latest revelation
She relayed this information to the restaurant, which then confirmed that its employee had lied while apologizing to the owner.
The establishment further explained that the discovery of her dishonesty led it to decide that she could no longer work there because being dishonest was “unacceptable.”
The woman’s Halloween antics were far from the only incident to implicate employers, however.
Burger King employee wore blackface while serving customers at drive-thru
In viral footage from November 31, a customer is seen confronting a Burger King waiter over black paint on his face, to which the worker responds: “I’m just black for today.” »
The customer then asks the employee if her behavior is okay, to which she responds: “As long as you have a good heart.”
In the clip, the employee nods when asked if his intentions are “good.”
“Do you know the struggles we go through as black people? asks the customer.
“No, yes, I mean, no. I don’t. No, I don’t,” the worker replies.
She is now the subject of an investigation without her identity being revealed.
Burger King has not yet confirmed which of its more than 6,000 U.S. branches were involved in the incident, nor has it shared the name of the employee.
Social media, however, identified the outlet as 1501 7th Street NW in Faribault, Minnesota.
A Burger King spokesperson addressed the issue in a conversation with The Independent on Monday, November 2, saying the company was aware of the video and was taking the matter “very seriously.”
“The franchisee of this location is addressing the situation with their team, manager and team members to ensure everyone involved understands why this is not acceptable and will not happen again,” they added.
“Why do adults trick or treat? It annoys me,” one user said.
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