Florida Teen's Facebook Post Costs Father $80,000

[Wang Chung]

A Florida teenager's Facebook post has cost her father an $80,000 legal settlement.

The Palm Beach Post reported Sunday the father had sued a Miami-area preparatory school for age discrimination after he lost his job as headmaster.

Dana Snay's father, Patrick Snay, had settled an age discrimination case with his former employer, Gulliver Preparatory School.


The school agreed to settle the case for $80,000 and the settlement agreement included a stipulation that the man and his wife not disclose details of the settlement with anyone.

The daughter posted on Facebook that the money would pay for family vacation to Europe.

"Mama and Papa Snay won the case against Gulliver. Gulliver is now officially paying for my vacation to Europe this summer. SUCK IT," she posted.

The post invalidated the settlement.

If she was my kid I would make her stay home from vacation and she would not get any of my support for college. She can pay her own way.

 

[Lover Boy]

hahahahaha, how stupid can you be?

 

[Swamps]

Great. People from the state of Florida making the rest of our country looking more intelligent by the day. Really wish Florida and California would sink into the damn ocean now.

 

[Wang Chung]

Great. People from the state of Florida making the rest of our country looking more intelligent by the day. Really wish Florida and California would sink into the damn ocean now.

Thats what happens when you get too much sun

 

[Starlight]

This is why parents shouldn't tell their children everything going on. lol

 

[Orobin Thor]

be that as it may, the stip was for the man and his wife not to say anything. It didn't say anything about their daughter. They could take that and technically fight to keep the settlement. Love how the language can be interpreted several ways LOL

 

[Lover Boy]

be that as it may, the stip was for the man and his wife not to say anything. It didn't say anything about their daughter. They could take that and technically fight to keep the settlement. Love how the language can be interpreted several ways LOL

Well, actually they did disclosure details to their daughter which they were not allowed to do so they could not use that.

 

[Wang Chung]

Who said the disclosed them to their daughter. If she was aware of the lawsuit and put two and two together and then posted that without them saying a word then they are not at fault.

using facial recognition on my galaxy s4

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Who said the disclosed them to their daughter. If she was aware of the lawsuit and put two and two together and then posted that without them saying a word then they are not at fault.

using facial recognition on my galaxy s4

It might be hard for them to prove that if that's the case, honestly the daughter should had known better rather they told her, or she figured it out herself.

 

[Wang Chung]

It might be hard for them to prove that if that's the case, honestly the daughter should had known better rather they told her, or she figured it out herself.

she is a teen ager she knows all and is on facebook so she has to share to the world everything that is going on whether people care or not. Now daddy is mad and she is stuck in a time out chair for a few years.

 

[Fanged Fury]

she is a teen ager she knows all and is on facebook so she has to share to the world everything that is going on whether people care or not. Now daddy is mad and she is stuck in a time out chair for a few years.

^This is true. Teenagers know everything and they do whatever they choose. The only way to punish teenagers is to fuck them up. They only know pain, lmao.

 

[Sabretooth]

Well if that doesn't ruin your day i don't know what will : losing 80,000 kind of does that to you.