A group of protesters in Lebanon began singing Baby Shark after a mother told them her 15 month-old son was scared.

Eliane Jabbour was driving through Baabda District, just south of Beirut, when a crowd of cheering protesters surrounded her car. Her 15-month-old son, Robin, was with her.

Read more: Lebanon protests: A country feeling rebornMayo asked the store manager, Clem Sheridan, for a transfer to the menswear department. According to Mayo, Sheridan's response was that she should "not worry about it" and that he would get back with her.[2] Mayo admits that Sheridan did not say he would transfer her.
13. Sheridan avers that store policy precludes an inter-department transfer of a sales associate whose sales performance has fallen to the minimum standards for his or her current workcenter.
14. On September 24, 1993, Sheridan fired Mayo and documented the firing as caused by Mayo's failure to meet her salesper-hour standards.
15. Mayo testified that she believes she was terminated due to her age because she was replaced by a woman who was only twenty-five years old. Another reason given by Mayo for "feeling" that