Lizbeth Rodríguez explodes at the pharmacy over melted ice cream

The name of the youtuber, Lizbeth Rodríguez , became a trend on the network because she shared a complaint video in which He explained a mishap he had in a pharmacy when buying melted ice cream.

In the clip, the content creator mentioned that her son bought ice cream at a pharmacy, but upon opening the package He noticed that his dessert was melted and when he tried to change it, the staff refused.

"They tell me they can't replace it because it's broken. I know that when refrigerators don't work, they replace them, and they had the fridge open," the influencer said.

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After not solving her problem and receiving supposedly poor service from the workers, Lizbeth Rodríguez decided Make a video explaining what happened and explain that they had not wanted to change the product: "They don't want to change it. I asked to speak to a manager, but they ignored me. The workers don't understand, and right now they want to issue a red code," the influencer emphasized.

However, her video had the opposite effect on social media, as dozens of users criticized her for being "too demanding" and invalidated her complaint. Within a day, the video went viral and caused her to dozens of reviews with all kinds of comments: "You're so ridiculous." "You can tell by the moment you touch the bag whether it's melted or not." "Buy another one, you won't end up poor." "So much drama over ice cream." "Give me your bill so I can transfer the money for the ice cream." "If you saw the fridge open, why buy it?" "You make so much money, and you're still struggling."

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Following the reaction of internet users, Rodríguez clarified in the comments: "Just because I have the money to buy another one doesn't mean I'm going to let myself be ripped off. Who knows if they're going to sell you a melted ice cream? This happens to all consumers at some point. It's okay to demand that your consumer rights be respected."

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