Can we talk about the GoFundMe backlash that hit that Massachusetts waitress?
Last month in Worcester, a customer filmed a waitress complaining about a $0 tip on a $180 table, and within 48 hours her workplace got 200 one-star reviews and she was fired. The video was 9 seconds out of a 10-hour shift, but the internet decided her whole character based on that clip. She set up a GoFundMe to cover lost wages, and people donated $12k before calling HER the bully for sharing her side. Is a fleeting vent on camera really worth torching someone's livelihood, or should we expect servers in that town to just eat the loss silently?