'Drunk' woman chews out German tourists on NYC-bound train before telling them to leave country
NJ woman who told tourists ‘get the f–k out’ once claimed ex-boss ‘gaslit’ her, spent her moneyFlight attendant bars drunk woman who did cartwheels from boarding in viral vidwas spotted leaving her Upper East Side apartment building as a former colleague accused her of spewing a bigoted rant about their boss.
A recruiter at InterQuest from 2019 to 2022, Pinnix allegedly once called her boss there a “Scottish piece of s–t” on a call, and said she “hoped he would be deported.” “If someone at my old company sees this, sorry. If someone at my new company sees this, sorry but it needs to be said,” she said in the video.“Brianna was not a good drunk, there were always tears and screaming when she drank at work events,” he said.
After returning to her seat for a moment, Pinnix stood back up and shouted at the tourists, “How about you get the f–k out of our country!”“Our company has a zero-tolerance policy around prejudicial or discriminatory behavior. After conducting a review of the circumstances, we acted immediately and terminated the employee in question,” Capital Rx told The Post in a statement.
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