I got fired for sharing my salary on TikTok — and cried for days straight | New York Post
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as posted by the channelA TikToker who openly shared her expenses and insights into her spending has claimed she was fired from a new job after divulging her salary.
Lexi Larson was excited to share how much she earned and was enjoying a new job in Denver in the tech industry.
In one of the TikToks she posted last month, Larson disclosed how much her paychecks increased — including a big $449 bump in taxes paid — after receiving a $20,000 raise.
The video went viral, amassing 187,900 views with people complaining about taxes, but it caused much more stress for Larson than realizing the brutal extent of her taxes.
Larson claimed she was fired two weeks after starting her new role because of her TikTok post.
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