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BREAKING - Mass public outrage is brewing after burger chain Whataburger fired a young man who prayed over his meals while making food reviews off the clock and raking in millions of free ad views for the company. Numbers are provided, tell them you want to see Byron back.

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🚨 FIRED WHATABURGER EMPLOYEE CLAIMS COWORKERS "THREATENED TO ASSASSINATE ME LIKE CHARLIE KIRK" — SAYS HR WAS CALLED OVER “JESUS” Byron has posted a new video explaining why he says he was fired, and the allegations are serious. In the video, he claims several coworkers threatened him repeatedly, telling him to “invest in a coffin” and saying they would harm him. At one point, he says they allegedly compared it to him being shot “like Charlie Kirk was assassinated,” repeating that phrase directly in his video. He also claims one manager personally threatened him. According to Byron, HR was called on him for “talking about Jesus and spreading the gospel” at work. He says he believes what happened was “injustice,” but added, “I don’t want to bash Whataburger… that’s not what Jesus would do.” After his firing, supporters flooded the store’s online pages with reviews. Byron now claims those reviews were removed, saying “not a single one is there.” He asked his followers for one thing: “No death threats. No violence.” Saying he’s leaving it “at the foot of the cross.” He also shared a GoFundMe, explaining he can’t collect unemployment because he worked there about five and a half months, just short of six. What started as positive food reviews has now escalated into claims of threats, religious retaliation, and disappearing reviews. If even part of this is accurate, it raises serious questions. What do you think is really happening here?

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