A laid-off Google employee says she went to Disneyland to 'eat her feelings' after being locked out of her company systems
She said in the video — which received over 4.2 million views – that she woke up to an"ominous" message text from her boss which read:"Hey Nicole feel free to give me a call." and her work email, when she found that she had lost access to the company's systems. She then deduced that she had been laid off."I think the worst part is that it seems like no one was consulted on this decision. Everyone was finding out about the layoffs at the same time.
She then decided to go to Disneyland, where she indulged in treats like churros, a teriyaki turkey leg, Rice Krispies, and a corn dog, snippets of the video posted to TikTok show. Tsai had previously posted several videos about her experience working in the Google office in Los Angeles — from the
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