I brushed off an electrician’s advances and then he left a creepy note in my sofa asking to ‘have some fun’ – but my husband’s reaction left him red-faced
- Maceon McCracken, 28, was stunned by how forward the workman was with her
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A woman has blasted an electrician for coming onto her with an creepy note asking if she’d like to ‘have some fun’ – even after learning she was married.
Maceon McCracken, 28, from North Carolina, went viral on TikTok earlier this week when she posted a TikTok about the awkward exchange.
The social media star – who boasts almost 65,000 followers – explained how the electrician was making her feel uncomfortable while she was helping out at her husband Colton’s furniture store in Concord.
When the workman arrived to install ceiling fans in their showroom, Maceon asked him if he would help move some of the furniture out of the way.
In response, he told her: ‘I’d rather take direction from you anyway.’
Pictured: Maceon McCracken, 28, from North Carolina , went viral on TikTok after discussing her electrician’s inappropriate note
Although she thought this comment was ‘weird’, Maceon decided to overlook it and returned to her husband’s office.
Later, the workman walked through the office to wash his hands and felt compelled to tell Maceon that he thought she was ‘gorgeous’.
She claims he told her: ‘It broke my heart when they told me out there that you were married, but like, that doesn’t bother me, and if you ever want to hang out sometime, like, let me know.’
After making this inappropriate comment, the electrician told Maceon that he had left a secret note for her in one of the couches they had moved.
Looking back on it, Maceon said she was ‘caught so off guard’ that she didn’t know how to respond to him.
At the time, the electrician was roughly halfway through his work – so she initially didn’t want to raise it as an issue.
But when her husband mentioned that he wanted to go out for lunch, Maceon told him she didn’t feel comfortable being alone in the shop with the workman.
After telling him what had happened, the social media star waited for the electrician to leave before digging out the note.
Pictured: the note Maceon found shoved in one of the sofas they had moved together when the electrician arrived
It read: ‘Not trying to get you in trouble but you are absolutely beautiful even though you’re married. If you ever want to just have some fun or anything, I’d love to.
‘PS, if not, just regard this note. You are gorgeous and the perfect example of what I think is stunning.’
In a follow-up video, Maceon explained how her husband later confronted the electrician – who denied knowing that he was coming onto his boss’ wife – about the note.
She said: ‘Colton was like, “this is not an okay thing to do and he needs to know that.”‘
Maceon’s husband handed the note back to the electrician and told him that ‘he could keep it’.
The workman allegedly replied: ‘That’s your wife? I’m so sorry.’
The overwhelming majority of users were stunned by the electrician’s behaviour – with many saying his spelling was a ‘red flag’ too
Colton told him: ‘No more leaving notes for my wife in my couches.’
Since it was uploaded on Sunday, Maceon’s video has amassed over 4.7m views – and the majority of viewers were appalled by his behaviour.
She captioned the post: ‘I am consistently shocked at the nerve and audacity that some men have.’
One joked: ‘You accidentally triggered his hero instinct by asking him to help you move furniture.’
Taking issue with the spelling, another added: ‘”Just regard” instead of “disregard!”‘
‘His spelling is a red flag on its own,’ a third said.
‘I bet his boss would like to know this behaviour,’ a fourth wrote.
Meanwhile, a fifth joked: ‘If were shocked by something he did, it means he’s a bad electrician.’
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