He couldn’t take it anymore and said it through tears, in front of all the customers.
At a Frisby restaurant in Ibagué, Colombia, an employee broke down in the middle of his work shift. Through tears, he repeated phrases he could no longer keep to himself: “this isn’t fair”, “I can’t take any more humiliation”, “you come to work eager to do your job and they treat you badly”. The video, recorded by someone who was there, spread across social media within minutes.
What hits hardest is the setting: no one planned that moment; it happened in full view of diners who only wanted to have lunch. Some users came out in his defense and demanded answers; others preferred to wait for the company’s version. So far, Frisby has not said a word, and there is still no formal complaint filed with labor authorities.
The company’s silence stands in contrast to the video’s impact. And it leaves you with an uncomfortable question: how many employees endure the same thing every day without anyone recording them?