Waitress gets slammed for posting 'Bush did 9/11' tweet
Any adult working as a server in the restaurant industry knows -- #TheStruggleIsReal. So imagine if a notable, high-profile person is seated right in your section ...
ONLY FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH and FIRST LADY LAURA BUSH.
Talk about having a special guest over for dinner.
Well, the former first family's server not only documented the #blessed experience (the former president left the waitress a $40 tip on a $21.47 check) but also decided to reference the once-viral "George W. Bush 9/11" conspiracy theory -- all in one tweet.
George W. Bush ripped on Twitter in 9/11 joke by waitress he gave $40 tip, via @NYDailyNewshttps://t.co/wXlw0DG8SApic.twitter.com/9evEjgc3IY
— Nick Parco (@nick_parco) March 28, 2016
Woah girl.
In case you are not familiar with the faux-9/11 conspiracy theory, the phrase "George Bush did 9/11" is commonly used on the Internet to make fun of 9/11 conspiracy theorists who believe the government was behind the attacks.
After the post went viral, she quickly retracted her statement with this explainer:
— leisa (@leisaiscool) March 27, 2016
And this folks, is another lesson that everything you put on the Internet will haunt you forever.
