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Published 13:39 20 Jun 2026 GMT
A real estate agent has lost his job after calling the cops on a dad who took his young daughters to a women's restroom.
The Mississippi man originally went viral for calling the police on the father in question, with the incident unfolding at an Alabama QuikTrip gas station.
There, Oklahoma dad Tyler Brodsky entered an empty women's restroom with his daughters, explaining that he chose it over the “dirty” men’s room, while driving home from Florida.
The man then confronted the dad, who was filming on his phone, as a video of the encounter has since racked up 24 million views.
But following the popularity of the video online, the angry man's employers decided to fire him after claiming that his actions did not align with the company’s values.
TMZ reported that the man was an independent contractor and licensed realtor who was on a personal trip unrelated to the company at the time of the incident, according to a representative for Starkville-based Overstreet Properties.
The company took to social media to post an official statement, reading: “Overstreet Properties is aware of videos circulating on social media depicting conduct by a former independent contractor during a personal trip that was unrelated to the company,
“The conduct depicted in the video does not reflect the values of Overstreet Properties or the standards we expect of those who represent our organization. Our focus remains on providing quality service to our clients, partners, and community.
“The individual depicted in the video is no longer associated with Overstreet Properties.”
The verbal altercation between Brodsky and the man caused the kids to burst into tears, as they can be heard crying as the argument took place.
A female employee at QuikTrip stepped in to close the restroom door on the man, apologizing to Brodsky's family.
The man did not give up, arguing to the female employee that she should have taken the girls to the restroom instead of their father, claiming he had “no business” being there.
The father took to TikTok in a follow-up video, revealing that while three police officers did turn up to the gas station, they told him he wasn't in any trouble.
He recalled: “The officers let me know I was OK, I didn’t do anything wrong,” adding that they told the other man to leave the convenience store.
Brodsky praised the officers and the QuikTrip employees for how they treated his daughters, adding: “Hopefully it’ll bring attention to people that feel the need to berate a mom or dad trying to take care of their kids.”
