A FAST-food worker claims he was fired from his job after filming the restaurant’s roach-infested kitchen on TikTok. TikTok user Ace filmed the filthy kitchen conditions at his job, which he alleges came from a restaurant in Wilmington Island, Georgia. In the viral TikTok, which has massed over 500,000, the employee allegedly shows a cooking […]
A FAST-food worker claims he was fired from his job after filming the restaurant’s roach-infested kitchen on TikTok.
TikTok user Ace filmed the filthy kitchen conditions at his job, which he alleges came from a restaurant in Wilmington Island, Georgia.
In the viral TikTok, which has massed over 500,000, the employee allegedly shows a cooking station where sandwiches are made.
“Right where y’all sandwiched are made. Roaches falling out,” the TikToker captions in the video.
“Right by the food where I make all y’all sandwiches,” the employee is heard saying in the background.
In a follow-up video posted the following day, Ace shows more roaches in what looks like an office.
“Again, y’all getting food from the island? Look at this s***. Roaches and s***. Look at that s***, goddamn roaches. Hella roaches crawling bruh. Look,” Ace says as the bugs are seen crawling under a printer on the desk.
“Just to let y’all know who all in them comments I got fired for taking this video and it was only my 2nd week there,” the user wrote in the caption.
Fellow TikTokers were shocked to learn about the filthy condition, calling the kitchen a “health hazard.”
“Yall are attacking them for not cleaning it but you realize this is YEARS of nobody cleaning it,” one person commented.
“Yea that’s not jus one days mess,” another TikToker wrote.
In the comments, Ace wrote that the mess resulted from “years of not being cleaned.”
Ace added in another comment, saying: “Let’s not forget we were getting paid 7.25 a hour and this is years of caked up stuff I’m actually the one to put it out for them to clean it.”
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