A customer claims a Black restaurant worker took photos of their credit card, but there are no actual reports. Similar incident in 2022 led to an employee's arrest. Cheryl Flores witnessed suspicious behavior.
f this claim is actually true or not as there are little to no actual reports regarding this situation. Regardless, Twitter users are vehemently angry at the situation., an employee at a McDonald’s in Grand Rapids was under arrest after allegedly being caught by a customer taking a photo of her credit card during a drive-thru order. The incident was at the McDonald’s on Leonard St. in the city’s northwest side.
Cheryl Flores, a resident of Grand Rapids, shares her account of the incident. She went to McDonald’s and notices the employee taking a picture of her debit card. Flores became suspicious when the employee turns away towards the drive-thru window and appeared to be engaging in questionable behavior.She need to steal soap and not no one cardUnfortunately for the woman in the photo, Twitter users are brutal towards her.
no and you sound dumb as hell. yall wanna be doctors so bad thank God you not cus you just saying shitThere are several remarks jabbing at the woman’s hair color. Furthermore, users state that certain individuals with colorful hair and tattoos should not be trusted. However, there are others defending individuals that colour their hair and have tattoos saying that these things are a matter of preference.
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