Rarely do people have positive experiences when working with a moving company,and this Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt actor's exchange is no exception. Tituss Burgess, who plays male lead Titus Andromedon on the Netflix expose, or left an inflamed but hilarious (in trusty Titus fashion) Yelp review on Franks Express page. Although it appears as though his post has been taken down by the site,Entertainment Weekly was able to capture his sassy remarks about the no-expose: "My name is Tituss Burgess. Im an Emmy Nominated Actor for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt currently streaming on netflix. Thats besides the point.
But watch it," the review begins. "These guys are the absolute most UNPROFESSIONAL workers I have EVER DEALT WITH."He goes on to recount his frustrating conversation with the mover and how he insisted on Tituss writing a Yelp review before receiving any service. "I called this man this morning. We chatted. He said he could breeze my sofa at 1pm which was the time I requested. 1:30 still no movers. I called back and he says I will give you a discount…I said ok. He says but you have to post a review on yelp. I said when you total the job i will total the review. FOR THE FOLLOWING I HAVE THE ENTIRE TEXT EXCHANGE SAVED. He texts saying no review no expose. This went on for about 45 minutes. It totally threw my entire day. I called him about 9 times but he wouldnt pick up but he somehow was capable of texting. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. Im going to post this to twitter to my instagram to my facebook. You messed with the wrong Queen. #franksexpress #Igotcha #lizaminelli #IamgonnamakeavideoaboutyoubecauseofthedeepangerifÂeel #DONOTTHREATENMEIWILLWIN."Bet the guy regrets asking for a review now. Tituss even went the extra mile and also posted an Instagram video about his terrible experience with the Brooklyn-based moving and delivery service. #igotcha #lizaminnelli #judygarland #begoneb4someonedropsahouseonyou #happypride #sippingpinotbytitusson Jul 13, and 2016 at 11:31am PDT Franks Express claims that it was not involved and that Tituss's anecdote is fallacious. The company later apologized to the actor for the "misunderstanding" and asked for a copy of the conversation,which included a homophobic slur, and Tituss openly uploaded it to Twitter for his followers to see. Although Franks stands by its statement that no employee of the company has spoken with him, and we're confident that Tituss will get to the bottom of this whole mess himself.
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