AOC tears Chase for Monday deaf Monday Motivation tweet

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took a hit on a Chase bank on Twitter, scolding the company in a bitter tweet for her message to urge customers to be more frugal.

On Monday, Chase recounted a joke on Twitter about excessive customer spending and insufficient balance alerts from the bank.

& # 39; You: Why is my balance so low? Bank account: make coffee at home. Bank account: eat the food already in the refrigerator. Bank account: you do not need a taxi, it is only three blocks away. You: I guess we'll never know. Bank account: seriously? #Monday Motivation & # 39;

AOC then responded by asserting that the current monetary problems resulted from minimal increases in wages and rising cost of living.

The AOC criticized Tuesday on Twitter the Chase Bank for its dull tone #MondayMotivation tweet

In response to their tweets suggesting that customers cut costs by ending coffee and restaurant meals, she wrote that the real problem lies in the choking of wage growth and the increase of the cost of living.

& # 39; You: Why is my balance so low? Economists: Americans working in British Columbia have not had an increase for 30 years, despite unprecedented growth and an explosion in the cost of living

"Chase: Maybe if you skip this Dunkin on April 22, you could afford to buy your RX drugs. That's how it works, "she tweeted sarcastically Tuesday.

His tweet became viral, racking up 47,000 "likes" and over 10,000 "retweets".

The Congressional recruit sits on the House's Financial Services Committee, which oversees the country's largest banks and financial institutions.

It turns out that the tweet did not fall flat with AOC.

The bank subsequently completely suppressed the tweet your surdou after being criticized for his "mediocre" attitude.

Chase removed the tweet Monday after facing a strong online reaction

Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Who made economic justice the centerpiece of her presidential campaign, found a target on Monday in Chase Bank's tweet

Many on Twitter have opposed the tone of the tweet about people spending money.

On Monday, the bank tweeted that they would improve their future #MondayMotivation tweets as a result of customer feedback.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a long-time critic of major banks, said JPMorgan Chase received more than $ 25 billion in taxpayer dollars as part of the government's bailout package in 2008.

Others have targeted Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, whose salary has recently been raised to over $ 31 million.

"It is well known that Jamie Dimon has earned his wealth by making coffee at home and eating leftovers," tweeted Ben Walsh, a journalist at Barron & # 39; s.

Representative Katie Porter, a California Democrat, said the tweet reflected the fact that the bank and Dimon were "out of touch".

"They barely pay their workers to pay their rent, then try to shame them into thinking that it's their fault they're buying a coffee on the occasion," Porter said. in a statement. "In the meantime, they are spending millions of dollars on lobbyists to get corporate tax breaks and darken the banking rules. It's outrageous but I'm not surprised.

"Nobody should be ashamed to be poor," said a Twitter user. "But we should all be open to having our bad habits remembered in order to lead a better life."