Millie Bobby Brown criticised for leaving negative reviews of businesses online

nme.com:

Millie Bobby Brown has received criticism over her admission that she leaves reviews about establishments when she feels her experience was unsatisfactory.The Stranger Things star appeared on a recent episode of Table Manners, hosted by Jessie Ware and her mother.During a discussion about leaving reviews for businesses, Brown shared that she does leave critiques under a different name, explaining that she thinks it’s “important”.She began: “Here’s the thing, my whole life is people criticising me.

So I’m gonna give it back to you sometimes.”Brown, who is the star of new Netflix film Damsel, then went on to describe two instances where she felt she received poor customer service, leading her to leave a negative review.“Once we were at a hotel, and the woman was pulling my fiancé aside like, ‘We need to settle payment’, or whatever.

I was like, ‘Yeah, we will, but at the end of our stay – like, we’re still staying here.’”Brown then shared that she left a review on the service, describing it: “It was just like, ‘I really think you should encourage guests to complete transaction of payment at the end of their stay.’”The Enola Holmes star then explained another instance where she left a negative review after a shop employee was “unhelpful” to her, while Brown was trying to assist an elderly lady in finding some socks.Service industry worker getting paid minimum wage and can barely make ends meet: *trying to get by*Millionaire 20 y.o millie Bobby brown who has never worked a real job in her life: NOT GOOD ENOUGH!!!!

https://t.co/WKysAFFNmY— b. boç (@mmmpancakez) March 20, 2024nothing pisses me off more than entitled people who think they need to improve the service that’s given to them by minimum wage workers like pls k¥s.