@e3klrvzr23: #karen #audit

Jacob fletcher 🇺🇸🥑🤍🇺🇸 :

That's assault with a deadly weapon.He's scared

sonofagun :

That was the most off-road that Jeep has ever seen.

dfranklin03 :

Does anyone else feel like he was actually just messing around and genuinely curious?

SB SB :

I think the dude was honestly just messing around. Sometimes you don't have to take everything so seriously

Joey :

I love the passive aggressive on both sides

noah297 :

The interaction was a very human design.

Neil Landes :

Didn't try to hit you.. Jesus.

SAY10 :

What’s Winston Cave doing? For all my Lovers and Haters!

Tiger :

Way to give him the content he was there to get

🌼Laurie🌼 :

Rosanns ex husband, what's his name?????😂

darryllehall :

bruhh

Chris :

Man I thought that was Winston!

IAMGoodBoy67 :

Jeep owner 😂😂😂😂

chrs🎢 :

What is even that

Stats :

He’s Superman in his own head

bobloblaw :

I'm stopping by to ask you what you're recording while asking not to be recorded.

user3001673988750 :

Att employee

darkhorseracing :

He changed so fast when he rolled up and saw the camera

Very handsome shrimp :

He just wanted to give you a heads up

fensty47 :

Jason :

Glad I have better things to do

Joshua Helmick :

😂

ꉓꃅꍏꋪ꒒ꀤꍟ :

YOU CAN’T do this in AT&T work uniform. Employees are expected to communicate with the public via approved channels, and generally not to engage in actions that could affect the company's reputation or business interests. The AT&T Code of Business Conduct requires employees to treat each other and all third parties with respect and prohibits intimidation, harassment, or offensive behavior. Publicly confronting someone on camera, especially in a hostile manner, would likely violate these standards of professional conduct and potentially harm the company's reputation.

James :

What a weird interaction