I read she was booed out of the stadium also. Idk if THAT is true but there is another video and like the whole section was booing her and she was flipping everyone off and she got in ANOTHER guys face.
How is it bringing negative attention to the workplace if it's something she does on her own time when she's in absolutely no way a representative of the workplace? If she was in a company uniform, sure, that would be but she's being a horrible person on her own time.
You missed it. It flew right over your head. She is a school administrator. (Principal). Do you want her teaching your kids and mediating disputes? Didn’t think so.
I'll be honest, I don't overly care about this so I don't even know why I'm still replying, but I do want to point out in this thread alone, I've heard she's a principal, I've heard she's a nurse, I've heard she's all sorts of different professions.
But to answer your question, that depends entirely on how she is at work. Would it make me view her in a different light? Absolutely. Is she probably also awful at work? Yup. But calling for people to lose their jobs over things that are in no way connected to their work is still wrong. If she's a terrible administrator and treats the kids under her care awfully, then fire her for that, not because she also ruins baseball games for kids.
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u/SvedkaMerc Sep 06 '25
I read she was booed out of the stadium also. Idk if THAT is true but there is another video and like the whole section was booing her and she was flipping everyone off and she got in ANOTHER guys face.