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Celebrities receive backlash for treating truck stop like a “zoo”

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These two celebrities visited a Pilot truck stop in Indiana and the way they treated it made many in the industry uncomfortable. Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian went to this truck stop, resulting in a photoshoot with photos on Kourtney’s page captioned, “truck stop, huh?”

The truck stop was located in Daleville, Indiana and they took photos of themselves shopping through different truck stop and trucking items, that they most likely did not need. Many were sharing their upset thoughts on Reddit.

“This is where my papa needs to oversleep the rear of his semi 6 evenings a week and also they’re treating it like a zoo taking photos of the vehicles. Sorry however this makes me upset.”

“Envision being so abundant that seeing 10 semi’s aligned with each other comprises a photo,” created one more.

“It eliminates me exactly how they legit disrespect us a lot by doing what the feeling non-stars do day-to-day and also take images to demonstrate how typical they can be,” included a 3rd.

   

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