In a recent viral TikTok video, local figure Leonard Anthony sheds light on a scene staged by blogger Zak Bermudez that depicts dubious ticket-selling practices. Anthony, featured prominently in the video, clarifies that the rushed approach to selling tickets presented in the clip is far from the standard practice in Tobago. ‘That is not me. We don’t rush people to sell tickets,’ Anthony asserts, emphasizing his commitment to respectful customer interactions. The scene was rehearsed to fit Bermudez’s narrative, but Anthony is concerned that it misrepresents the diligent work done in local ticket sales. He aims to preserve the integrity of the ticket-selling culture in Tobago, which involves careful and considerate engagement with potential customers.
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