My identical twin took my place at work so I could secretly go on vacation - but posting about it on TikTok led to us getting caught
- Twins Ari and Noe Chance, 22, have gained viral success online
- Ari, from Canada, most recently got into trouble with her boss
- The twin claimed she enlisted Noe to take her place at work
An influencer has been met with fury from her manager after she claimed he discovered that she had enlisted her identical twin to take her place at work while she went on vacation.
Ari and Noe Chance, 22, from Canada, are a pair of twins who have gained viral success by posting about their day-to-day lives on their combined TikTok account, where they have amassed more than 806,000 followers.
Recently, Ari - who didn't reveal where she works - found herself in trouble with her boss.
In her TikTok videos, she claimed that she had jetted off on a trip - despite her manager denying her request for time off - and got sister Noe to go to work in her place.
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An influencer has been met with fury from her manager after she claimed he discovered that she had enlisted her identical twin to take her place at work while she went on vacation
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Recently, Ari - who didn't reveal where she works - found herself in trouble with her boss
And while the scheme seemed flawless, it all came crashing down after her boss, John, appeared to have found out about her plan and sent her a furious email - noting that she may have to face disciplinary action.
The viral clip, which has so far amassed more than 80,000 views, was captioned: 'We messed up.'
'My boss saw the video my twin posted while covering me at work,' Ari said, referring to a previous clip, which was no longer available.
The video then cut to an image of an email sent by a man who was referred to as John.
The angry email read: 'Let me be clear: your decision to enlist your twin sister as a substitute while you gallivant off on vacation after your leave request was denied is completely unacceptable.
'It's a slap in the face to both your colleagues who abide by the rules and the company that entrusts you with responsibilities.'
He then unleashed on Ari for tarnishing the company's image, however, he didn't reveal the name of the company.
'Your actions not only reflect poorly on yourself but also tarnish the reputation of our company. This level of disregard for protocol and decorum is frankly shocking and will not be tolerated,' he added.
The twin's boss then demanded that she apologize, give an 'immediate explanation' and offer up a 'plan of action' that would fix the incident.
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People on the web flooded the comments section and expressed their shock - with some of them even speculating that the email was fake
At the end of the email, he concluded: 'Any further instances of misconduct will result in serious consequences, including potential disciplinary action.
'I expect to hear from you promptly to discuss how we can address this egregious breach of trust and professionalism.'
He signed off the email with 'disappointed regards.'
People on the web flooded the comments section and expressed their shock - with some of them even speculating that the email was fake.
One person said: 'Say it with me now, digital footprints people.'
Someone else added: Yeah but honestly, John is right.'
Another user wrote: 'He has way too much emotion in that email.'
'That's a clearly not a real email,' one viewer commented.
'It's a fake email,' a fifth person mused.