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WATCH: Employee's Filthy Car Nearly Gets Her Fired
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3:47Now PlayingAn employee's boss almost witnessed the huge piles of garbage in her car. Jayar Jackson and Wosny Lambre break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"Are you someone who tends to keep empty water bottles and other clutter in your car? If so, this viral TikTok might be the motivation you need to clean up your act.
TikTok user Drea (@wheres_dreaaa) recently went viral after sharing a video of her reaction when her boss asked her for a ride. The video starts with the TikToker in her office talking to the camera, explaining that she initially agreed to give her boss a ride—before she realized her car is not in a “presentable condition.”"
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