A Chick-fil-A Employee Was Told to Stop Posting Her Viral Menu Hacks - So She Got a Shake Shack Deal

[stewie_e]

A Chick-fil-A Employee Was Told to Stop Posting Her Viral Menu Hacks - So She Got a Shake Shack Deal https://t.co/SMGcu3wBPL
- People (@people) May 10, 2024
Miriam Webb, known on TikTok as @mirithesiren, posted her first Chick-fil-A review of a meal she had on shift this past December

Comments

[itsme_eloise]

slow news day

[cbluechicken]

taylor has been quiet so ontd needs new material!

[swimbee]

Good for her!

I don't eat at CFA, but I watched the TikToks she made from work - she seems like a great brand ambassador. I'm glad other companies recognized that and are working with her.

[astrofisica]

Why would she want to work for free anyway?

[genbu_no_miko24]

I can get the thing about not posting in your uniform cause I've def had jobs where they're strict on "no uniform on social media" but at the same time it probably was brining customers in so they kinda fumbled here?

Oh well at least she got other offers.

[sandstorm]

So she was just eating food from her workplace in her uniform? and CFA didn't like that? AM I understanding that correctly?

that is far less egregious than the teacher who was letting girls unbraid his hair and put the video on TikTok.

whatever, glad they took the L.

[anterrabre]

Pretty much. She would try the different meals available and talk about them so it was free advertising for CFA because a ton of people were watching her videos. A smarter company would have collaborated and made her a Brand Ambassador but they decided to be shitty, so now she's doing it for Shake Shack AND getting paid so good for her, their loss.

[sandstorm]

Woow, and the fact is CFA sells, what, just varieties of chicken? maybe a salad? they have like 5 things on the menu.

welp, glad she's helping a company that maybe isn't openly bigoted now.

[anterrabre]

Depending on the location they also have different types of sandwiches, breakfast items, wraps, and salads as well as seasonal items and she would mix and match things and give her opinions on what was good, what meal plans would give you your money's worth, new items coming soon, etc. Basically she was doing a brand ambassador job for free and those assholes wanted her to continue doing it but "not at work and not in uniform?" They didn't want her affiliated with them on TikTok but still wanted all the benefits of her reviews. I'm glad she bounced.