Crumbl employees fired after video shows them doing hair inside the cookie store
We've learned at least two of the employees seen in cell phone video doing hair inside a Crumbl cookies shop in Charlotte have been fired.
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We've learned at least two of the employees seen in cell phone video doing hair inside a Crumbl cookies shop in Charlotte have been fired.
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Crumbl says it discarded all the dough, hired professional cleaners and took appropriate action with employees involved but the customer who recorded the video says he's never going back to that location.
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