COLUMBIA COUNTY, Pa. — Jasmine Jones is the mother of three boys and was also a teacher in the Berwick Area School district for 11 years.
She's also a passionate Eagles fan.
"I have been a life-long fan through highs and lows—especially the lows that we're feeling right now," she said.
Lows that Jones eloquently demonstrated when she was caught on camera at the Eagles game against the Cardinals saying, "What the hell are you doing?"
Jones learned of this candid appearance on national television very quickly.
"My first thought was, 'I hope they caught something appropriate,'" she laughed. "And after my friends were sending me videos, and I realized that was appropriate, I just kind of laughed it off and expected to wake up the next day, and it'd be over. And it was not."
Because she was not the only Eagles fan, who had that question for the team at that game, as well as the next.
So, the video and photo of her frustrated fan moment keep popping up online.
"This is really wild to me that I am now a meme and I found out last night during the game I'm also on the gif keyboard now. So, this is pretty wild to me," she said.
But Jones is turning her disappointment as an Eagle's fan into a positive for her community.
"I drew this on my iPad," Jones said as she showed us the design of her sweatshirt that mimics her viral moment. "Looking at the picture that has gone viral. And this is my handwriting. There have been a few companies that have already started to sell the shirts, different versions, not this one, obviously."
She has partnered with The Locker Room in Berwick to sell the design, you can find it by clicking here.
"Keeping it local, supporting a small business, and just kind of playing it up," she said.
Because she says the Eagles are important to her, but her community matters the most.