""We got one beautiful person working here, all by herself," the TikTok user says. "She doing everything, she doing the fries, she doing the burgers, she doing the chicken sandwiches, she doing everything by herself.""
""You know my name, but not my story," Hamilton says in a July 16 video."
""My kids come first. ... Y'all don't pay for no babysitter, no nothing," she says. "The devil been on my back ... he won.""
""No Team Member should ever be left to run a restaurant alone, even for a short period of time," a Burger King spokesperson tells TODAY.com. "That's not how we operate, and we're disappointed that our policy, which r"
Nykia Hamilton, a single mother of three, worked alone managing a Burger King location for a 12-hour shift. A TikTok user posted footage of Hamilton working all tasks on July 6, which quickly went viral and drew widespread sympathy. Viewers nicknamed her the "Burger King Mom" and urged raises and support. Hamilton acknowledged the nickname and posted videos with her children, saying, "You know my name, but not my story." On August 8 Hamilton posted a tearful TikTok saying she had been fired for being late because of her kids. Supporters raised more than $130,000 for her through social media donations. A Burger King spokesperson said no team member should be left to run a restaurant alone and expressed disappointment in policy failures.
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