dailymail | The
waitresses who were working at a Texas restaurant when a massive
gunfight broke out over the weekend are revealing the terror they felt
as bullets began to fly.
The
women, all employees at Twin Peaks sports bar in Waco, have taken to
social media to share stories of hiding in freezers, running in fear and
their belief that this tragedy could have possibly been prevented in
the first place.
And now, after enduring this horrific scene, they all find themselves unemployed.
'What we went through Sunday was scary as s**t,' wrote Alicia Ortiz on her Facebook page.
'I
wouldn’t want to have gone through it with anyone else. Being in that
freezer with y’all made me see how much of a family we really are.'
She also
bemoaned the fact that the restaurant has been closed down in the wake
of the incident, and what that means for the staff.
'So
the whole restaurant needs to be shut down because of bad management?
Peoples jobs need to be lost because of bad management?' she wrote
'We are getting the short end of the stick. And people are blaming all of Twin Peaks like we knew what was going to happen.'
Another employee, Sara Violet Parker,
seemed to echo Ortiz's comment, writing on her Facebook; 'Twin Peaks is
not to blame, my heart is so heavy for all of my friends who were
scared for their lives. Now we are worried none of us have jobs, with
bills to pay and some have children to provide for.'
