Samuel L. Jackson Refused To Take A Photo With A Fan Because He Didn't Say 'Please'
Whether you’re rich and famous or as poor as the day is long, manners don’t cost anything.
And that’s exactly why Samuel L. Jackson was left seriously peeved when a fan approached him for a selfie recently.
The actor was slammed on Twitter by a DJ called ‘Fitz’, with the fan lashing out after Jackson declined his request for a selfie, however, in a strange turn of events the 67-year-old star responded to Fitz and taught him a thing or two abotu a thing or two.
Ooft, if there’s one person that we wouldn’t be schooled by it’s Samuel L. Jackson.
Fitz originally tweeted: “That moment when you meet one of your favorite actors & they are a COMPLETE D**K!!!!!!!!!
"What an arrogant PUNK! Right @SamuelLJackson ???? [Sic]”
Jackson calmly replied: “I refused the photo politely @FollowFITZ then you spazzed out!. Learn to say Please & F**k you! Thanks for the Whitney Snitch!
"I said thanks but no @FollowFITZ, you said Aww C'mon, I’m a big fan, me, sorry, you, I watch all your movies but not anymore!
"Now @FollowFitz, do you see Please anywhere in that exchange? You saw it your way, I see it mine. Stop whining, it’s over. [sic]”
And that, ladies and gents, is what you call a slay.
Clearly keen to grab his fifteen minutes of fame and run with it, Fitz uploaded a video to Facebook about the altercation, explaining: “I just had a big letdown of my life. There was no altercation. There was no situation.
"I just went on Twitter and I told Samuel L. Jackson, hey I couldn’t believe how you treated one of your fans. If you’re going to be told 'F you’ on Twitter by anybody, it’s awesome if it’s done by Samuel L. Jackson.”
Fitz then offered to raise money for a charity of the star’s choice by selling t-shirts, telling Jackson: “@SamuelLJackson creating "IM A FAN OF ME TOO” t shirts to sell with ALL proceeds going to the charity of YOUR choice. Name the charity.
“We should all be fans of ourselves!! I also appreciate you responding to me. Showed me a lot. Let’s turn it into a POSITIVE [sic]”.
Is it just us or is this one of the most bizarre fan-celeb exchanges in history?
