In the midst of a cost-of-livingcrisis, as people share ways tosavemoney, one woman's idea sparks an online crisis. led to discussion. It is acceptable to do it in a restaurant.
After a diner shared how to save money on expensive avocados, critics slammed the influencer for his penny pinching methods. After asking if she was "e", she stood by her tactic even though the user called the move "embarrassing."
Catastrophe after her Australian TikTok user, Milly Rose Bannister, revealed she brought food from her home to save on breakfast bills It began.
Milly encourages diners to "Avoid BYO (Bring Your Own)" on his account @millyrosebannisterVideo shared. She offered a hint by asking: ``Does anyone else do this or am I an a**hole? is pretty rude and mean, so I always bring my own avocado.
Mirror reported that many people didn't see the funny side of the clip and shared their anger in the comments.
One said: "If you are asking a question, you know the answer. If you have trouble paying for cafes and restaurants, eat at home."
Milly defended himself, writing: "This cafe is thriving. The owner lies. I don't do it all the time, I've only been here when I was in Coles before. I spent $180 there this week Calm down."
And to a commenter who said, "This is very sad," she replied, "I'd rather spend $14 (£11) than $0. Isn't it?" he asked. However, this in turn led to further debate about the fairness of hacking. Don't miss a thing News from Scotland and beyond - sign up for our daily newsletter here.
