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A plucky Texas teen delivered a brilliant clapback to a crabby customer who called her a “bitch” over a misunderstanding at a small-town snow cone shop, video shows.

The middle-aged woman lost her cool on the 17-year-old and her younger coworker, who were working at Keke’s Snow Balls in Willis, Texas, Saturday, over a snow cone she’d apparently purchased ahead of time.

“I was up here two days ago and I put $6 on my account and said ‘If my daughter comes up here can she come get her a snow cone?'” the woman said, according to footage posted to Keke’s TikTok account, which boasts 23,000 followers.

“Y’all said ‘yes,’ but when she comes all the way up here you said ‘no.’ I need my $6 back.”


  The woman demanded she get her $6 back, and stormed off without saying thank you when she got it kekessnowballs/TikTok The woman demanded she get her $6 back, and stormed off without saying thank you when she got it kekessnowballs/TikTok

After the younger of the two girls asked a question, the woman repeated her story and again demanded her $6.

The 17-year-old supervisor then came over and popped open the register, removed the cash and handed it to the woman, who stalked off without a word. As the woman left, the manager slid the service window shut and a small sign on the exterior counter fell over.

At that point, the woman stormed back and called the teen a “bitch” while slapping the sign aside.

The pigtailed teen didn’t miss a beat.

“Ma’am, please don’t act like that, you’re a grown woman! You’re a grown woman — I’m 17,” the girl said, as the woman yelled back something about slamming windows.

“Get out of here, don’t come back, don’t come back. We don’t need your business.”


  The 17-year-old manager told the “grown woman” to act her age, and requested that she not come back to the shop kekessnowballs/TikTok The 17-year-old manager told the “grown woman” to act her age, and requested that she not come back to the shop kekessnowballs/TikTok

In the TikTok post, Keke described the quick-thinking supervisor as “one of our sweetest employees,” and explained that there had been a shift change between when the woman prepaid for the snow cone and when her daughter arrived to pick it up.

“I am proud of our supervisor’s handling of the situation. While businesses often face complaints, it’s rare to highlight mistreatment of staff,” Keke’s wrote.”We must strive for better behavior and respect in all interactions.”

“I am on a mission to improve how we handle situations as adults,” the shop added.

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