There is a reason people are warned about buying things off social media. More importantly, there’s a reason why the platforms separate themselves from business transactions. A lot of people sell plates of food, on Facebook, and Karen Jeter bought one, getting what she called a “roach salad.”
Karen Jeter saw someone selling food, on Facebook. Being supportive, she decided to buy herself a meal. After all, people always complain about people buying from national chains, but not local people, so Jeter decided to support local business.
Buying a salad from a Facebook seller, Karen Jeter was disgusted. Taking to Facebook, she showed her salad, and it was covered in roaches. Because of this, Jeter referred to her meal as a “roach salad,” leaving people stunned.
After sharing the “roach salad,” the person she purchased it from got into it. She said all she had to do was return the meal, if she didn’t like it.
