Tashara Parker, a news reporter for WFAA in Texas, is going viral for keeping it real while giving advice about driving during a snowstorm.
"Look, let me tell you something," Parker told viewers during her weather report, according to a tweet. "If you don't have good tires this morning, you do not wanna be out there this morning. I don't want you out there period. But if your tires aren't good, you are going to run into some not-so-good situations."
When you try to tell people like it is.
"If you have bad tires, don't get out there." ???? pic.twitter.com/boKBK9sL3b
— TasharaTakesTexas (@TasharaParker) February 3, 2022
Parker received praise when her candid report took off on social media.
Great job Queen
— Bro Alvertis (@alvertism33) February 3, 2022
Keep it real Tashara.
— Saul Gates IV (@SaulGatesIV) February 3, 2022
Most people appeared to understand the assignment.
Oooooops, you better listen to Ms. Parker.????
— explosiveministries (@cook1791) February 4, 2022
— Regina A ???????????????????????????????????????????????? (@LaughingGyrl) February 3, 2022
If you have a truck, doesn't mean you can't get stuck either. Big tires don't equal good tread SMH
— Alex Ramos (@Axaxram03) February 3, 2022
Some people may have thought they were listening to their own mothers while watching Parker's report.
“Look…let me tell you something” Mama’s voice came out with conviction. Thank you for your service and updates.
— Oak_Kliff (@OAKCLIFFXTXX214) February 3, 2022
Pay attention when a black woman says. “Look, let me tell you something”
— r hodge. (@pastorhodge) February 3, 2022
According to The New York Times, at least two people sustained injuries and another died when a major car crash happened near San Antonio during a snowstorm on Friday. Drivers were also stranded for more than 10 hours in the frigid temperature while authorities cleared the highway.
Gov. Greg Abbott said the storm is “one of the most significant icing events that we’ve had in the State of Texas in at least several decades,” the Times reports.
