In Trump's America, bigots are more emboldened to show off their hatred, but they don't seem to learn their lesson when it comes to real-life consequences.

Recently, bigots have been learning that spewing hatred comes with real-life consequences. According to The Kansas City Star, one particular woman, Tabatha Duncan, didn't get that memo. In a Snapchat video, Duncan was caught slinging racial epithets with a male associate. 

A man off camera can be heard asking, “So are we going n****r hunting today or what?” Then, Duncan adds, “You get them n*****s.”

Unfortunately for the 20-year-old waitress, the video went viral.

Her employer, Social Bar and Grill, posted a statement on Facebook after becoming aware of the incident. 

Duncan also reportedly posted pro-Trump memes and bashed #TakeAKnee protesters on her social media, Riverfront Times reported.  

After getting fired, Duncan joined the U.S. Air Force, but her position may not be safe there, either. After becoming aware of the video, the Air Force released a statement confirming it is investigating the matter.

“The U.S. Air Force values diversity and inclusion; our airmen come together to produce an incredible team that can accomplish any mission and overcome any challenge," the Air Force's statement reads. "We believe that our greatest asset is our diverse, innovative and technically-savvy workforce. Our airmen come from all backgrounds, and remarks such as these do not fall in line with our culture. We take incidents like this very seriously, and action will be taken upon further investigation as necessary.”

The New York Daily News reports Duncan has issued an apology, claiming intoxication led to her racist words and actions.

"I have black friends, I have black people in my family, I didn't mean it," she noted. "I didn't know that I was being videoed."

You can see the video for yourself below: