Should I leave bad review on Google/Glassdoor of this place? Lied about salary and waited till I drove 3 hours to tell me it was too high. Got a lowball offer. Want to warn other applicants

Applied to this job with an ad that said 50k per year and up. Hiring person contacted me and asked salary requirements, so I said 60k-70k. No issue mentioned, scheduled a video interview.

Got asked to go to office 3 hours away. For salary in ad, and I listed, I was ok to relocating. Then when I get there, I bring this up again and get "is that a normal for where you live?" (Larger city).

I was told then it was a lot lower cost of living there so it wouldn't work. My former boss said I should have walked out right then. Which looking back, I should have. I went down to 50k-60k. I looked at a cost of living calculator and it was only 8% lower. Then he said "really entry level around here is in the 40s" or something. So, I wasn't too happy here. Said they could give me an offer without insurance and with (a bit higher, lol). Entry level, could still be on my parents insurance. But was pointed out this is a clear red flag of massive BS.

Ended up getting an offer for 38k and 40k. At this point, using my own judgement, I should have marked it as spam and ghosted, but I still politely declined lol.

Now, one of my new coworkers (got an offer for 60k locally) said I should leave a bad review on Glassdoor or Google to warn other job seekers of this sh***thole. What do you think?

Also wasn't reimbursed on gas.. which apparently is normal?

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