Tesco workers beg to keep their jobs after their boss unexpectedly walks in on them filming a TikTok dance inside the store.
In a surprising turn of events, two female workers from Tesco have gone viral after being caught filming a TikTok dance in their store.
The incident happened in the stockroom, and it has attracted a lot of attention online.
The women, who have been nicknamed the “Tesco TikTok Twins,” were having fun but soon realized they were in trouble when their boss walked in.
Tesco employees plead with company to keep jobs after boss catches them filming TikTok dance video
The pair, dressed in their full Tesco uniforms, filmed themselves dancing to a popular song.
In the video, they seemed to be enjoying themselves, laughing, and performing various dance moves.
However, about ten seconds into their routine, they noticed their manager approaching.
Their faces changed from joy to panic as they realized they had been caught in the act.
The video is captioned with a plea: “Petition for Tesco to let us keep our jobs.”
This was a humorous way for them to express their concern about the situation.
The clip quickly gained popularity, racking up over 385,000 views.
Many viewers found the incident amusing, commenting on how Tesco staff spend their time at work.
Despite this, one of the workers, Maisie Joy, defended their actions by stating that they filmed the video during their break.
She insisted they were not neglecting their responsibilities.
@maisiejoyturner Petition for Tesco to let us keep our jobs
They shared more fun videos online.
In addition to the dance video, the girls have shared other clips showcasing their playful antics.
In one video, Maisie attempts to help her colleague perform a handstand front flip.
Unfortunately, the attempt ended poorly, with her landing flat on her back.
Mixed reactions online
The response to the video has been a mix of support and criticism.
Some users were sympathetic and thought the girls were just trying to have a good time.
One user even noted that the two seemed happier at work than many others.
Others, however, expressed concern that this behavior could lead to disciplinary action.
Some even hoped the workers would lose their jobs for what they considered inappropriate conduct.
One user said: so this is what Tesco staff really do at work.
The second user wrote: Prepare for the ‘let’s talk’ being filed.
The third user commented: Tescos have no sense of humour for this stuff, I hope you keep your jobs!
Another user said: Hope you loss your jobs. Do this on your break.
Someone said: I’m a store manager, as long as you were both on break I’d let you off, as long as you kept it out of working areas.