Aimeé
Quitting dramatically is a thing a lot of people dream about, but few actualize. Either they need to keep the job or they can’t afford to burn bridges on their way out. A TikTok user by the name of @shanaquiapo, or Shana, wasn’t worried about any of that. She set that bridge on fire to light the way into a better life.
A viral TikTok shows Shana quitting her job at Walmart by using the intercom, kicking butt, and taking names.
“Attention all Walmart shoppers, associates, and managers,” she begins, “My name is Shana from cap 2 and I just wanna say come on here and say Henry is a racist, stinky prick. This company fires Black associates for no reason. This company treats their employees like s—t.”
@shanaquiapo And here is the video of me quitting my toxic, sexist, racist workplace. #walmartchallenge #fyp #viral #walmart #walmarthaul #walmartfindspart1
She specifically calls out several men and the departments they work in, calling them “perverts” and says she hopes they don’t speak to their daughters the same way.
“F—k the managers, f—k this company, f—k this position, and f—k that big lazy b—ch Chris Price. I f—king quit,” she concludes, then hangs up and marches off. It’s an inspiring piece of work though I would have loved to see the aftermath in Part 2.
Lots of people applauded Shana and said this had all probably been boiling for a long time. She commented on her own TikTok to say she tried her best to get it all out:
The clip eventually got to Twitter, where people were proud of Shana for the most part, especially other former Walmart employees who say that everything she is claiming about the company is true.
This couldn’t be more true. They had 5 of us unloading trucks when it was a 8+ member job
— Fabian (@FabianSaldivar3) November 1, 2020
Cap 2 worker here.
It's the truth, cap 2 is treated like dogs.
She isnt exaggerating.
It's as bad as it sounds and to see someone else feel this way at a different store makes me feel a bit better.— Bubby (@TL_Bubby) November 1, 2020
No, they're not. In fact, if she didn't quit already, they would have fired her with a quickness. I know how it is there
— no-rah (@lonersart) November 2, 2020
this is best comment
— moon (@moonieiscutie) November 2, 2020
Some people seemed to think this whole video is fake, but there were some people who claim to have been there and seen it, including one who got some of those coveted reaction shots:
— lauryn • 10 ²³ (@laurynfleurs) November 1, 2020
https://twitter.com/karinaaragonezz/status/1322325368242610178
Despite all this support, the naysayers kept telling everyone that this kind of video will mean Shana never gets a job again. But they’re not thinking about how many employers wouldn’t want to be associated with any of the accusations Shana was throwing around:
I hire people. I heard the reasons she quit. wouldn’t bother me any. I would never treat anyone that works for me that way, so I don’t anticipate it being a problem.
— Kevann/Kaia/Misc Descriptor (@KaiaMarch) November 2, 2020
Good employers make good employees, period.
