Hot Comments Today: Single mother fired from her job after her co-worker reported her TikTok to school officials

Nicole Johnson

• Nicole Johnson said she was fired after a co-worker reported a TikTok video she posted to her boss.
• Johnson joked on TikTok that she couldn't arrive to work early due to her kids but still stopped for Starbucks.
• Administrators also interpreted the commonly-used hashtag "FYP" as "F you people" instead of "For You Page."

Here's what Newsbreak users are saying:

putting an overrated overpriced coffee before ur career? I thought u had to be smart to be a teacher lol. I wonder if that attention seeking video was worth it? --- Vernon Yontz

Well stop telling your business on social media and that wouldn't happen. once you put it on social media it doesn't belong to you anymore so what's the problem? You got fired! --- Citizen 65

I would have fired her too, only if she showed up late with coffee anywhere but home. If you have time to stop for coffee you better be on time. --- Jeff

"It's not inappropriate, I was just flaunting my lies and how I get off on boasting while my coworkers are there earlier, working harder than I do." There ya go, sweetie --- DovaKev Gaming

Although she's not very bright, this is why I have never friended, followed, let follow or anything else that can let a co-worker see what I post on Social media. Stay out of my business and I'll stay out of yours. Work and play doesn't mix. --- SUN-BURN

it's sad that someone who clearly has an issue with her went out of their way to get the woman fired instead of minding their business. it was harmless. karma comes back around though. --- Jason Torres

she was fired for attendance. And adding that she was a "single mother" hoping for sympathy had the opposite effect on me. As a single mom, knowing your income is important for them she should have done better. --- Bernie Miller

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