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Now Leslie Jones is stuck in Atlanta and still hasn't eaten

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By Jennifer Brett
Feb 8, 2018

Leslie Jones' time in Atlanta hasn't been the greatest trip ever.

The actress known for "Saturday Night Live" and "Ghostbusters came down to work on the ABC series "Kevin Probably Saves the World."  Her plans for a nice dinner went sideways, as she related in a tweet blasting a Buckhead restaurant for what she said was poor service and rude treatment.

MORE: Leslie Jones is furious after dining at this Atlanta restaurant

Then she couldn't leave. Weather canceled her planned flight back to New York and she hasn't ventured back out.

And now she's in a fight with Q 100 host Bert Weiss. He posted a note he got from a listener:

She took issue with the post:

And then this happened:

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