Everybody is Somebody’s Fool
As like Connie Francis song “Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool” and Patrick Dallas is Safari Foxe’s fool.
She has him wrapped around her little finger and Patrick looks something between scared and in awe of her sternness.
She seems controlling, strangely insecure and concerned about letting his co-workers getting to know where he lives.
One of the reason’s she’s against his housewarming party is because she doesn’t want others to know where he lives.
It’s a little odd. It seems controlling and possessive. But Patrick seems desperate to keep her happy.
Poor Torin Mitchell that got “fired” in front of Safari while meeting her for the first time.
It doesn’t exactly make it the best first impression, but it doesn’t seem like anybody at the restaurant is taking Patrick seriously anyway.
But since Patrick tattle on Shawndreca Robinson to Kandi Burruss, Kandi and Todd Tucker is calling the staff into a “townhall meeting” – without Phillip Frempong.
Their meeting was an interesting one. Brandon Black isn’t doing his job, and the staff are fighting about who should wipe the menus.
It was petty. And Kandi announced that they’re going to have a teambuilding exorcise, the one word I think all employers dread most of all.
You could see and feel the energy leaving the room. I sympathize with them so much, but I can see that it’s needed in this case.
But not only was Shawdreca in trouble with Kandi and Todd because of what she told Patrick, but DonJuan Clark overheard her rant after the townhall meeting.
She was clearly annoyed at the meeting. She was ranting to Brandon afterwards and said that “Kandi and Todd don’t give a fuck”.
When they confronted her about it, she tried so hard to deflect it.
She acted like everybody was saying something, and she wanted to know who had ratted her out.
It’s comical that she’s on a war path to find the rat, when the only one at fault was her own big mouth.
I compared her to the entitled princess of the staff, and she’ll probably terrorize the staff with her own interrogation.