Sorry. But if you side with Abdala, you're just plain wrong. Period.

As an individual who has just graduated law school, she has no right (and is in no position) to speak like that to a professional in her field.

People need to understand that when you just start out (no matter how good you think you are), you get paid less than those with more experience-- regardless of your "lifestyle". There is seldom an exception to this rule.

Thats FINE if you don't want to accept that level of pay. It's also fine to decline the offer. But what's not fine is ACCEPTING a position, turning it down the night before (cowardly) and then verbally harassing someone who not only is "higher" on the ladder than you, but who was nice enough to give an entry level person (KID) a position.

I think Mr. Korman's actions in sharing the message with his colleagues was exactly what this spoiled little brat needed. It is what ANY professional would do in this situation. If you come across a bad apple, especially one with a baseless ego, you WARN your colleagues. She has too large of an ego to serve, and now the world knows. She will most likely never get hired by anyone...

What's sad however, is that she will never learn a lesson from this. Whether or not she is employed, her mommy and daddy will surely give her whatever she wants anyway.

See how far spoiling your kids gets you?