Vincent Paterno, an ex-FedEx employee was fired as a result of his bigoted TikTok video. Let’s find out what he did.
Recently, a clip is viral where a FedEx driver states that he won’t deliver items to clients who publicly support the Black Lives Matter movement and Vice President Joe Biden.
After receiving a video breeze in favor of hundreds of social media users warning the company FedEx fired him immediately.
In response to the backlash, a FedEx spokeswoman issued a statement on behalf of the company.
Who is Vincent Paterno?
Vincent Paterno is a former FedEx driver who made a TikTok video in his FedEx uniform vowing never to deliver the house supporting President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, or Black Lives Matter.
Following the video, he was fired from his job.
The original TikTok video had over 74k views and over 3k comments, with the majority criticizing Paterno’s offensive rant.
The top comment on the video reads: ‘You about to lose your job’.
Another comment asks: ‘How are you 40 acting like this?
Vincent Paterno FedEx Driver Age
Vincent Paterno’s current age is 39 years old.
Is Vincent Paterno On Facebook?
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Vincent Paterno Fired Details
On September 16, Vincent Paterno posted the video while dressed in his FedEx uniform and appearing to be seated in a delivery vehicle.
In the video, he bragged about not delivering to homes with flags supporting President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, or Black Lives Matter.
Following that, a FedEx spokesman issued a response to TooFab about the video, saying, ‘We are outraged by the behavior portrayed in the video, which does not reflect FedEx’s beliefs’.
‘This individual no longer provides service on behalf of the firm,’ he further added.
Further, Paterno explained in a TikTok video released Sunday that he had previously informed his boss that he wanted to quit the company this month and that he had denied media claims that he had been fired as a consequence.
He then released a follow-up video, supposedly revealing text exchanges dated August 9 in which he notified his supervisor that he would perform his final shift the following week.