We’ve all done it before.

You send a text to the wrong person, or call the wrong number. We’re all human.

But one vendor made a huge – and hugely offensive – mistake that had a former Miss Massachusetts coming for them.

Whitney Rose Sharpe, former beauty queen and current business exec, took to TikTok to reveal the crude treatment she received at the hands of a brand she was planning to work with.

The company, whose names she keeps under wraps, apparently showed its ass when one of the people on a Teams meeting with Sharpe accidentally shared his screen. On that screen was a number of crude comments colleagues had made disparaging Sharpe’s looks.

And Sharpe wasn’t having it. She asked the company to provide a female sales exec for her to work with, and received a promise that they would find someone who would fit her criteria.

But the company’s VP of sales reached out in a poorly-written email to say that they simply don’t have any qualified female sales reps.

In a follow-up video, Sharpe called the lack of women sales reps a “red flag” in and of itself, and blasted the company for the informal and wholly inadequate apology she received.