This week on Get Canceled, Sheryl goes on another solo rant after stumbling across videos of Starbucks employees protesting the new uniform policy. Such buffoonery is in need of a take down, and Sheryl is eager to publicly shame these snowflakes who are creating injustices where none exist. Especially when taking a closer look at these protestors who are predominately white. Whatever rights these people are in fear of losing become a moot point when looking at the color of their skin and remembering it's 2025 and they live in America.
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