Dana El-Kurd

Wow.

Uh-huh.

Which I will say looks, not even just suspiciously, like, it looks like they have just, like, a giant polar bear sitting there, and the polar bear is union retaliation, and they've, like, painted a little clown face on it and gone, this is a clown, not retaliation for forming a union.

It's like, no, that is a polar bear.

Like, what are we doing here?

Oh, God.

So what happened next, Jackie Mae?

Oh, gosh.

What happened next?

Well, you know, I had to clean out my office, so I grabbed the stuff that was important to me.

I took my time.

I wasn't angry.

I didn't...

I really didn't speak throughout much of it because at that point, the best thing I could do is just take my recording, not say anything.

And as soon as I was out of the office, I sent a message to the union members that said, hey, I was just fired.

They walked me out of the building.

If we're going to do something about this, we need to do something about this now.

And that was at 2.51.

By 4.01 p.m.

Wednesday afternoon, we had the rest of the union organize and stage a walkout in solidarity.