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According to The Daily Mail,
A screen grab of the tweet she sent began circulating all over social media, so she decided to contact her supervisor’s at Isagneix, where she was a paid intern, to notify them of what happened.
‘We were shocked when we saw, it’s not what you would expect,’ Kevin Snyder, a representative for the company that makes health and wellness products, told KSAZ.
‘When I looked at it, I immediately knew we had to make a swift action. It was unanimous, it is a complete conflict of who we are, and what we stand for as a company, so within roughly two hours we ended our employment with her.’
The company later tweeted out an apology on Erika’s behalf, then hid their faces in shame for hiring someone with no more than half a brain cell.
