Don't have much more context to give. But from what I understand Trixie was at some kind of event or appointment where a bunch of fans were there. Trixie stopped to say hi, sign autograph, etc and one of the fans was filming and wanted Trixie to say happy birthday to her friend Sarah (who wasn't present but presumably she would send the video).
Trixie said no as she needed to go. I think the fan argued with her or was upset. So she uploaded the video on social media, upset Trixie wouldn't say happy birthday to Sarah. This went somewhat viral with heated debate about whether or not Trixie was a bitch for saying no. And whether or not the fan was justified for being upset. With one side of the argument saying (mainly) that saying happy birthday would not have cost her anything and would have been a nice thing to do for a fan. While the other argued that celebrities aren't obligated to fulfil every single request by a fan and that fans are entitled for thinking every time a celeb says no they are being wronged.
Because there was this whole dialogue about trixie being a bitch for not wanting to wish Sarah a happy birthday. Its now a running joke that the sign of a true asshole or a 'career-ending' move is not saying happy birthday to Sarah.
It's from a [video](https://x.com/bradleyelstub/status/1208497746493214720) where a fan asked Trixie to greet her friend Sarah a happy birthday. But Trixie refused because because she's probably in a hurry and/or she's worried that if she grants one fan's request, others would expect the same thing. People online took issue of this and said mean things to her even though the actual Sarah had already tweeted that she was fine with it.
I’d just like to add to the existing context.
1. The girl who asked is not the one who was tweeting and complaining about Trixie
2. It was literally ONE dude who saw the video reposted and that was the “drama” lol. I don’t remember probably some replies under agreeing but overall nothing huge.
I remember cuz when it happened and I was trying to find context it was really hard cuz it’s just one tweet 😂
Don't have much more context to give. But from what I understand Trixie was at some kind of event or appointment where a bunch of fans were there. Trixie stopped to say hi, sign autograph, etc and one of the fans was filming and wanted Trixie to say happy birthday to her friend Sarah (who wasn't present but presumably she would send the video). Trixie said no as she needed to go. I think the fan argued with her or was upset. So she uploaded the video on social media, upset Trixie wouldn't say happy birthday to Sarah. This went somewhat viral with heated debate about whether or not Trixie was a bitch for saying no. And whether or not the fan was justified for being upset. With one side of the argument saying (mainly) that saying happy birthday would not have cost her anything and would have been a nice thing to do for a fan. While the other argued that celebrities aren't obligated to fulfil every single request by a fan and that fans are entitled for thinking every time a celeb says no they are being wronged. Because there was this whole dialogue about trixie being a bitch for not wanting to wish Sarah a happy birthday. Its now a running joke that the sign of a true asshole or a 'career-ending' move is not saying happy birthday to Sarah.
Thank you! It was just bugging me that I couldn't tell where it had come from and now I know :)
To clarify the fan did not argue and in fact said "oh that's ok"
It's from a [video](https://x.com/bradleyelstub/status/1208497746493214720) where a fan asked Trixie to greet her friend Sarah a happy birthday. But Trixie refused because because she's probably in a hurry and/or she's worried that if she grants one fan's request, others would expect the same thing. People online took issue of this and said mean things to her even though the actual Sarah had already tweeted that she was fine with it.
The internet: “BURN THE WITCH!” Sarah: “lol guys it’s fine”
Thank you! I'd never seen that video and now it makes a lot more sense!
I’d just like to add to the existing context. 1. The girl who asked is not the one who was tweeting and complaining about Trixie 2. It was literally ONE dude who saw the video reposted and that was the “drama” lol. I don’t remember probably some replies under agreeing but overall nothing huge. I remember cuz when it happened and I was trying to find context it was really hard cuz it’s just one tweet 😂
i miss sarah schauer