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Woman Threatens To Out TikToker's Stripping Career To Her Mom—And It Blows Up In Her Face

Woman Threatens To Out TikToker's Stripping Career To Her Mom—And It Blows Up In Her Face
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Despite it being a trope that "your mother wouldn't approve" of something like a stripping career, times are a-changing and you should never assume that you know what someone does and doesn't tell their mom.

Take TikToker @alaskayoungx, who received a random DM from her mother's coworker threatening to out her as a stripper to her mother.



“Does your mom know [you’re] a stripper!!! Lol. Lol,” the woman DMed @alaskayoungx.

“I can’t wait to see the look on her face when I ask about your stripper career.”

The next update simply revealed the coworker was getting fired.

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In a follow-up video, our original poster (or OP) showed how the woman responded to her initial interaction with her.

“She knows because she’s accepting and loves her kids no matter what. How will your HR department feel about this?”
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The woman responded:

“Oh she knows!! Bwahahaha that’s even better. Thank you for that.”

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What the woman hoped to accomplish other than sheer pettiness remains unclear.

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This is a great time to remember it costs $0 to mind one's own business and it will help you avoid becoming unemployed like OP's mom's former coworker.

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