“Jimmy from sporting goods, Joseph the cashier, Larry from garden center: You are all perverts.”

A Walmart in Texas was down one employee this weekend after one woman quit her job in spectacular fashion.

Shana Ragland shared her quitting experience on TikTok…and the entire Lubbock, Texas Walmart. She also let her soon to be (ex) fellow employees know how she feels about them.

“Attention all Walmart shoppers, associates, and managers,” she announced in the self-shot video. “My name is Shana from Cap 2, and I just want to come on here and say Henry is a racist, stinky prick.”

“Giovanna is racist. Elias is a prick of a manager. This company fires Black associates for no reason. This company treats their employees like shit, especially Cap 2.”

“And Jimmy from sporting goods, Joseph the cashier, Larry from garden center: You are all perverts, and I hope you don’t talk to your daughters the way you talk to me.”

What is a Cap 2 employee? Well according to Shana, it is someone who unloads trucks and stocks shelves.

@shanaquiapoAnd here is the video of me quitting my toxic, sexist, racist workplace. ##walmartchallenge ##fyp ##viral ##walmart ##walmarthaul ##walmartfindspart1 ♬ original sound – Shana

Shana did have some nice things to say about a young lady named ‘Ariel’. She thanked her for getting her the job a year ago when she really needed it.

“F–k the managers, f–k this company, f–k this position, and f–k that big, lazy bitch,” she said apparently of her boss, “I f–king quit.”

The video quickly gained steam online, being viewed over 4 million times already.

And for anyone suspicious the clip may have been faked, Shana also re-shared a video a customer posted from inside the store as her voice scorched the earth from the address system, with a number of her (presumably unnamed) colleagues doubling over with laughter.

@shanaquiapoAnd I was in fact heard throughout the store. ##fyp ##walmart ##walmartchallenge @walmart

♬ original sound – Shana

On Twitter, Shana elaborated a little further, claiming the job had made her “absolutely miserable for a year and seven months.”