Chip Chick
With all of that in mind, Sadie went on to talk about an unpleasant client whom she disliked working with so much that he made her want to “leave the state.”
Sadie sets the scene by explaining that her unnamed client wanted her to make an appointment with a medical specialist who was “really high-end, in demand,” but that it wasn’t any sort of medical emergency.
When Sadie’s client requested her to make this appointment, it was early December. Holidays were coming up, so scheduling the appointment would be difficult, which she told her client prior to calling the specialist’s office.
Once Sadie called the office, she was informed that the earliest available appointment was at the end of January.
She says that when she updated her client, he said, “‘No, that’s unacceptable; I want you to call them back and let them know that I’m friends with Lady Gaga.'”
Sadie then, as an aside, asks her TikTok audience, “Does working with her once count?”
She admits that her client’s reaction made her cringe.
“I was like, ‘I can’t repeat that, sir,'” she says.
Even though she didn’t want to, Sadie said, “But it’s my job.” She called the office back, relaying that her client said he’s friends with Lady Gaga.
The receptionist asked Sadie to wait on a brief hold, and when she came back on the line, she said, “‘Yeah, we can see him Friday morning at like 8:00 a.m.”
Sadie said that she didn’t work for this particular client long and ended her video with her takeaway from the experience, which is a message that many Americans have vocalized:
