This teen was fired over a tweet before she even started the job.

Straight from the pages of “Oversharing 101”, a US teen has managed to get herself fired over twitter before she even started her job.

Texan teen ‘Cella’, was due to start her new job at a pizza joint when she sent out this truth bomb:

Her boss, Robert Waple, saw the tweets.  Ouch.  And he sent back a truth bomb of his own:

Was it the F word? Was it the “Ew” part that really stuck the knife in? Was it that no pizza deserves that many thumbs-down?

Whatever, dudes. Because Cella is hella (cool), and thought the whole thing was worthy of a trifecta of crying-laughing emojis.

And now, somehow, by forces we fail to understand, this Texan teen has become an internet hero.

Supporters are tweeting that they have “mad respect” for her, she was exercising her “right to free speach (sic)”, and they “wish @cella_ was a union leader”, because, you know, she displays such integral leadership qualities.

She’s even had job offers flood her twitter page.  Which may come in handy, given Texas has a 12.2% youth unemployment rate.

Her former boss-but-not-really, Robert Waple, explained to enquirers that the job required employees to take orders and make pizza, tweeting ‘how hard would that have been?’.

Cella didn’t seem to care much for that, sending him this emoji.

The pizza boss has been trolled for being unprofessional in his response.  He’s been called “childish”, “dead”, a “giant douche”, “not fair,”  a “turd”, and many worse names that someone who brings joy via hot, cheesy pizza should never have to hear.

There were a few messages of support for Robert Waple.  In between him being called the C word. And we don’t mean “cheese”.

So, just to recap: Girl posts disparaging comments about job on twitter. Manager sees them and terminates pending employment. Internet sides with her.

Pizza was never meant to be like this.