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1:54Now PlayingKamille Carter, a Gwinnett County mother of eight and former Spirit Airlines flight attendant, found out she was out of a job at 3 a.m. Saturday when her phone lit up with an email from Spirit's CEO.
Carter, who had worked for the airline for nearly five years, said her benefits were cut immediately and called the closure "selfish."
"Let's go out with dignity. Let's go out with integrity. I don't feel like that happened here," she said. Carter is now looking forward, leaning on her decade-long catering business to provide for her family.
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