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Violinist’s school bully asks her to play at wedding — she has perfect response

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The bride persisted, surprisingly, asking, “So, are you available on October 3rd? Thursday is the day. I can give you $1,000, but that’s all I have to pay you, and it’s not too bad for less than an hour of play! PLUS, you’ll receive a lot of publicity because 300 individuals are on my guest list!

Tiffany makes reference to the well-known movie Mean Girls, which is about high school bullies. In the movie, Lindsay Lohan’s character asks her crush, Aaron Samuels, out on a date and she says, “It’s October 3rd.” To which Aaron Samuels responds, “WAIT! On Mean Girls Day, my old bully is getting married? This is excessive.

“I have to decline your $1,000 offer and refuse to work for ‘exposure,’” she went on. If you charge your 300 guests $5 for entertainment, you can hire me to play music for them. Even if you accept that the entertainment suggestion is a farce, the response is still undoubtedly negative. As Phoebe Buffay once said, “I wish I could, but I don’t want to.”

The bride’s voice became very serious. “What the heck, b**ch, who’s the mean chick now? Go whine about being too greedy and not being able to pay your expenses. She snapped, “Besides, you suck and you’re not even worth it.”

Tiffany responded in a cool, collected manner. “Aww, I’m so sad,” she remarked mockingly. “But I’m out of tissues, so I’ll have to use the gratuity I received this weekend from my clients to wipe my tears.”

Social media users swiftly took notice of the discussion and praised Tiffany for defending her own rights. Tiffany sent an update, stating that the bully had threatened to take legal action after viewing the screenshots on the internet. Tiffany added, though, that she was not concerned about any legal repercussions because she had not included the woman’s name in the posts.

Tiffany said on her Instagram stories, “It’s obvious that 7 million of you are concerned about the bullying situation.” “I appreciate your nice words and your support. When an individual confronts a bully, we all feel empowered. “As someone who was also bullied, this feels like a win for all of us,” remarked one person.

What were your thoughts on this absurd circumstance? What action would you have taken? Share your opinions with us!

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