Woman who kissed Auntie Anne’s dough also approached Cold Stone Creamery for part-time job
The woman who went viral for kissing pretzel dough at an Auntie Anne’s outlet in Kuala Lumpur has found herself in the spotlight again,” identified as Alice Chang by Auntie Anne’s in their Oct. 8 statement.
“”She shared a photo of herself wearing a hygiene cap and mask, appearing to be inside the store. From the photo, it is uncertain if she was behind the counter as a staff.”
Two hours after her post, Cold Stone Creamery Malaysia issued a statement denying that Chang worked at their store. The company claimed that she had visited their location seeking a part-time position but had concealed her identity. They emphasized that she was not hired and did not have access to any food items. They also “thoroughly cleaned the outlet” after her visit.
In response to the company’s statement, a woman called Adeline Chang, who claimed to be Alice’s sister, took to Facebook to share multiple photos and posts asserting that Alice had indeed worked at the store for a day and was denied payment for her hours. She included pictures of the cashier counter along with date and time stamps and videos of the ice-cream-making process as supposed proof of her sister’s employment. She also pointed out that Alice was “clean and hygienic” as she was wearing a cap this time.
According to Malay Mail, the sisters are known for various trouble-making antics on social media. This includes not paying for Grab rides and other services, as well as various TikTok livestreams.
In an Instagram post on Oct. 13 at around 2pm, Alice posted a photo of herself behind the counter at a McDonald’s outlet. She sought her followers’ support and said she just wanted “a good job and an income.”
