Come work for us.. you’ll see it once a month or at least hear about it. We’re a 24/7 service station in a really bad druggy area. If you want to disrespect us, we will push you out the door physically. We are sick of the shit and we have our bosses support so it happens quite often lol I’m not very strong so I just lock myself behind the glass and get security to deal with them but we have a few people working for us that enjoy fighting so they’re always looking for the next rude/crazy person to tussle with 😂
The man in the tow truck is Josyah Brown, 24 Years old, and has been arrested for first- and second-degree assault as well as malicious destruction of property.
On the other hand he most likely CAUSED the man to drive his truck into the building, causing thousands of dollars worth of damage ... so .. does he really deserve a raise?
@@NinjAsylumhe sent a clear message. He doesn’t take sht from fools. This lets the rest know better than to take risks like this. No one wants to take a baton to the face have their phone smashed and spend several months in prison.
@@NinjAsylum From the outdoors security camera, it looked like the idiot was going to use the door as a battering ram or projectile. And who knows what else. There wasn't an obvious way to deescalate the situation, except to physically stop him. Somehow.
I was at a restaurant in Spain about 15 years ago, and a British couple were in there. They ordered a lavish meal, ate the entire meal then decided they didn't want to pay because it "Wasn't very good". Long story short, the manager of the restaurant ended up punching this man, the Police turned up and told them to pay or they would be arrested. I've always felt that was the best outcome of that situation.
The real tragedy is the fact that the employee had a baton stashed behind the counter, most likely because this behavior isn't unexpected. Our culture is fucked.
Yeah wtf, i was so confused when i read the story, did the man also order a take out beside the meal that he ate, or did he just realized that he got the wrong order AFTER he ate the meal, people cant be that stupid right?right? Oh boy i was wrong, some people are that stupid
Yep, crazy AF.... And dude actually came back 45 mins later after eating the entire meal, according to the police report shown at the beginning. And having worked in every facet of the restaurant industry over the past 20 years, I'm glad I am not the only manager who has had to get physical with an unstable, exceedingly insane and irate customer. Frankly it amped me up again just watching this incident. When people cross the line and threaten the safety of my employees and/or myself, there's going to be consequences. Obviously it's best not to take things into your own hands unless you absolutely have to, but sometimes there's no other option.
I had a customer finish his friend's meal. After finishing, "Hey, that wasn't my order". The manager gave him another meal. I hope I never have to go back to food service. People truly get over.
@@skyh3r0es No, he knew exactly what he was doing. He was trying to scam some free food from the restaurant and then chimped out when his little scam didn't work. It's a very common pattern of behavior for people from his demographic.
I worked as a manager in fast food for years and have experienced crazy customers. These folks simply use fast food workers as easy targets for their misplaced anger about other things going on in their life. It's sad. Especially when you consider that a lot of teenagers and younger adults are the ones providing the customer service. There were several instances where I would've loved to have jumped over the counter at some of these people. What was most infuriating to me was how they would imply that the staff were beneath their intelligence with comments like "All you have to do is flip burgers and put condiments on it, how hard can it be?" Personally, I think that EVERYONE should be made to work in the customer service industry before venturing into other areas of work. It might teach a few people some lessons in common courtesy and how to treat others in a dignified manner despite their age, level of education or area of work.
Look, I respect what you guys do but you ain't getting me into the counter of a fast food restaurant. Not because I find it unglorified, it's an honest way to make a living and that's more than I can say for many, but because I hella ain't dealing with the sorts of customers that give the service industry it's bad reputation
I have really bad anger issues, so I know that if I ever worked in the fast food industry, I'd probably be going to jail within the first week or so. That's why I specifically avoid the fast food industry.
Agreed, but now let’s talk about fast food workers who are HORRIBLE at there job, bad attitude, food not made right. I’ve had that happen about a hundred times. Let’s hear about that
@@shawnoconnor8075That's very true, I've experienced bad service many times myself. That said, in no way does it excuse that type of behavior or reaction...
I worked retail and food service and I promised myself I would NEVER work in there again. It’s like customers feel they own you. The disrespect is unreal. My hats off to anyone in customer service.
I understand that but why do workers treat customers like trash that often too? Im always polite and stuff and 50% of the time i get to some pissed off worker that treats me bad. How was your experience in how you and your coworkers treated the customers?
@@baadlyrics8705 it's probably a mix of an especially bad day, customers treating them like shit, and the probably factual stigma that 9/10 workers from mainstream food franchise gets no respect whatsoever
@baad lyrics There's what the other guy said, but sometimes there's just someone who's lazy. That kind of work is labor intensive and stressful, so when there gets to be a large number of customers especially during what is usually quiet hours, some employees resent the people who come in and make them work more. I've seen it, I've tried to avoid it.
@@Kjf365 that happens in literally every store that works with the public nobody wants somebody to come in right before you close it sucks for every store not just McDonalds
Could be company policy honestly because it was like that at Whataburger where I use to work at. Literally someone ordered a combo, went home then came back and demand a refund or remake all because their fries got cold on the way home. lol We had to do it too. :/
I had an absolutely crazy customer when I was working at a café. He ate his croissant and drank his cup of coffee then came back to the register and just went into a complete screaming tantrum about how the bread was rotten(?) and the coffee was burnt. He wanted a complete refund and a free item (this wasn't like a Starbucks)... I tried my best but my manager just pulled me aside, comped everything, and told him to get out before he called the cops. He just told me it's cheaper and easier to give them the refund. He then told me to just call the cops if I see him again and try to keep him busy... I quit like a week later.
My sister used to work at Steak ‘n Shake. The son of the man who started the chain went into one of the stores. He went to the counter, grabbed the cash register, and walked out with it. All he said to the shocked servers, “This is mine. This is all mine.” And left. People are crazy.
No way this guy wasn’t on drugs. I don’t see how else someone would order chicken tenders, eat them, and then 45 minutes later want chicken wings instead.
@@skramzgod Meth or Crack more like, Xanax mellows people out to the point where they sometimes fall unconscious. EDIT: I know I got some information wrong, I even admitted it, you don't have to say the same thing 30 other people said, please stop whining at me.
You get PAID money to spend time at someone else's store, and if you're loss prevention, you get paid to lay hands on people, but you still want to complain? Corporate allows employees to deny service...at a store you don't even own. Maybe show some gratitude. I like how people complain about working in retail but just by working there you have the power to trespass the entire town from your store all because you work there. The fact that corporate LETS you have so much leeway (when they don't have to) shows how much they care about their employees. They don't HAVE to give you the right to deny service you know, especially since it's not even your store. But they still do since they look out for you
I gotta say that, even though this guy was 100% in the wrong and being a total d bag, that fact that he actually ripped the door off the hinges and attempted to then use the door as a weapon is borderline legendary.
Crazy how the people just sit there and laugh while recording. Then have the gall to judge him for throwing his phone. What lowlifes. At least one guy TRIED to help.
I once went to McDonald’s to get breakfast for my family. They gave me the wrong order. You know what I did? I walked in - said “hey sorry to bother but I got the wrong order” they said “oh bet ? Our bad let’s get ya the correct order” and I got the correct order. That was it. No yelling, no threats, etc. it was quick and easy fix for everyone involved. Just treat people with respect bro :(
That must be a nice mcdonalds XD here they act like you just stole from them or trying to scam them lol or on a good day just act as if you just gave them the greatest of inconveniences and angrily fix your food and smash it in the process. (which sadly is often because they don't teach their employees how to read their ticket system so nothing is ever made correctly)
@Courage the conservative dog One time we ordered two bacon double cheese burgers, they made them singles, so we went back in to have that fixed and were polite because stuff happens lol even though they acted like they were really upset we complained/inconvenienced them (they also smashed our food for this). Then we realized they didnt put on the bacon this time lol so had to go back in again and they were just pissed went in the back threw bacon in a tub and tossed the tub on the counter at my mom without ever saying a word then walked away. XD there was also like 3 times at least that I ordered a quarter pounder with cheese deluxe add mayo (using the app! lol) and they put nothing but mayo in it (and a ton of it too!), literally bun, meat, cheese, ton of mayo. they got pissy about that every time too like we fucked it up!!!! XD hahaha Those are just a few examples off the top of my head. I envy people that have a nice mcdonalds.
@@mromutt Yeah I feel like sometimes employees are also guilty in these kinda situations. Your mom was very polite with them but someone could easily start a fight and I couldn't blame them because employees were being a dick.
@@stickguy9109 at the end of the day I do understand it because customers can treat them poorly as well as people that run those places more often than not also treat them like human garbage. But as someone that very briefly worked fast food as well as grew up in the back of those places (mom managed them for over 30s before returning and teaching me by example how to treat people) I would never treat a customer like that even if they were being rude.
This isn’t over chicken wings. This is a reflection of the suspects true character. He wreaks havoc everywhere he goes on a daily basis, I guarantee it.
@@akuos8243 worst thing he did, in my opinion was statutory rape, that’s pretty bad. He also kidnapped a guy, made him refill his pain med prescription then of course stole them all. I know he broke into a guys house that helps retarded kids, he stole all that guys guns and hunting equipment, that was pretty bad. I heard he’s in prison right now for slapping the hell out of his wife, broke her nose and jaw. I know all this because I’m from a tiny ass town and we were born in the same year.
Sad how customers think they can abuse workers like they own them thinking their jobs will hold them back. They treat workers like they’re not even human. Nothing is worth doing such things for.
my mom went to mcdonald’s once and they were getting everyone’s order wrong. we ordered a burger and a 10 nuggets. instead we got a whole ass bag of fries and a 4 piece. we just made food at home.
@@whyreally685 it’s not that easy if other employers see that on your record it can be way harder to get a job EDIT: for all yall who are confused and fighting me and each other all im saying is this: if this is their first job a company is gonna hire someone with job experience over someone who submits none on their resume lmao. Meaning this guy cant include any of their work they've done. Also if there were crimminal charges they cant just be "not included"
I feel sorry for fast-food workers in this day and age. Back in college some 40+ years-ago, I worked in fast food. My boss was a great guy and told his employees that the customer is NOT always right, and that if we had done our job properly and been civil/reasonable with a complaining customer, he would back us up 100%. Over the years I was there, I saw our boss do exactly that. I'm afraid that today far too many management types value profit over anything and everything else and victimize their employees for no valid reason.
This made me remember the news story of the man who was shocked that he got arrested because he pulled a gun on a fast food employee because they didn't give him sauce with his food. Apparently, it was unreasonable to arrest him "just because he wanted some sauce" but perfectly reasonable to threaten someone with a gun for the same reason. It blows my mind that even with how much society has progressed, degenerates like this still exist.
@@if7723 More like dumbass city slickers. Boggles my mind why someone would admit, publically of all things where the rest of us can laugh at them, that taking away firearms would solve the problem, while ignore all of the other issues that went along with that person who was in the mind set to do it in the first place. "Knife crime in the UK? Don't care, wasn't a gun, and if it was an illegal alien then your racist." "Drug use on every street corner in Cali and other blue state shitholes? Don't care, a gun wasn't involved, and like, that's just your opinion man." "No guns will solve the problem, and once thats done we can go back to ignoring all the other issues that exist in our third world cities with first world paint."
1 month update from a man who lives in the area: The criminal has been caught and put in jail. Justice has been served. The restaurant itself still has heavy damages to the front wall. It's been patched up but it's a temporary fix until they can apply a complete overhaul repair (it's absolutely needed, foundations were destroyed). Might as well toss this in as well: the food there is pretty great. The chicken is delicious and very reasonably priced. It's a real bang for your buck kind of deal. Good sides too, a wide variety of different menu items including desserts. Go spend a dime there when you can and help them out if you're in the area.
As someone who has worked in food and currently works in retail, a lot of people dont treat you as human, they think you're a robot and any slight mistake is unacceptable. Not everyone by any means but enough that the nice ones become memorable and it makes a world of difference.
that doesn't change when you're out of customer service. don't think you're persecuted because you work retail, literally all of us have to deal with it. it's why people like smalls towns and communities.
In 2016 I worked at McDonald’s, someone came in and ordered 15 small fries waited 3 minutes and totally freaked out over the time. My heart goes out to all fast food workers
The saddest part about this as someone who has previously managed a fast food restaurant, is that the manager that retaliated against this Psychopath will probably get fired for this.
We learned in 2020 that destroying a business isn't a crime so ya, the manager assaulted a guy exercising his right to physically destroy a business and threatening the lives of everyone inside.
Which is nuts! That guy was a danger to the employees and other customers! The manager should be honored for trying to defend everyone in a situation that escalated to such extremes.
Teaching your children how to channel their emotions in a positive way will make their lives so much easier. And you won't have to visit them in prison.
More like teach them the benefits of strategizing vs going based off emotions. When you use strategy you get even better results than temporary emotional confrontation. If you want to just tame their emotions and distract them, it won’t work because they still want to reach their goal.
Wendy…tell that to black parents. I mean black Moms, you know the Daddy isn’t around. For some reason black kids have a terrible time trying to manage their emotions. Not sure why…🤔
This happened in PG County, Maryland. Saw a bunch of people posting about it on Instagram. The chicken shop is FAMILY OWNED and OPERATED. So the good news is; The employee that fought back is likely not out a job now because he was literally protecting his family business. Sadly though I still don't think they have found the suspect.
If they really haven’t found the subject, events like these make me worry for people’s safety. I mean, the guy smashed the place with a company truck yet they can’t identify or find him? 🤯 (I get it’s probably not as much of a priority as a worse criminal, but then fact he behaved this way is odd and gives the impression he’d probably do it again. Ngl, it could have even been drugs now I consider it.)
@@heyhackurs he could’ve paid with cash, and there is no guarantee his face is on camera. It’s barely seen at all in the video. Considering his irrational behavior, I wonder if the company truck was stolen and that’s why he is still not identified. If it’s not stolen and he does work for the company, the local law enforcement is lazy as hell.
I've been watching a ton of your older videos and man...I really get a hoot outta you and your humor. And your real. And keep it real. Thanks for being you man.
Dude literally could've taken the refund and ordered some chicken wings. I would've been a winning scenario for him, instead he freaked out and proceeded with the events.
His life was already ruined being born in America 🇺🇸 it wasn't over chicken weirdo maybe he was Up set realizing he was apart of the permanent underclass in this nightmare🎯😈 surrounded by demons and devils
Gotta say man, you got a new fan today. You have an innate talent for this that I can't really explain but I already feel like I can't get enough of this. And watching these types of things on RU-vid isn't even a usual past time of mine lol So thanks for that and looking forward to checking out some of your other clips 👍
I've worked four years in fast-food the amount of disrespect you'll get even in the nicest neighborhoods is insane. The idea of being able to tackle a rude customer and break his phone is beautiful❤
It's a tough balance in my opinion, because as a customer when the fast food workers fuck it up they automatically treat you like you're a liar which is infuriating. Don't get mad at me for your fuck up. On the other hand, there's a lot of scammers so I get why they might act that way.
@@Me-uv6kc Mostly the scammers and rude entitled ones. There’s good customers at any place, during any day, as an employee, you have to look for the good ones to prevent the buildup of crappy people from overwhelming you
@@craigsmith5630 totally understand, I'm never rude to fast food workers, I just don't like how I'm treated when they make a mistake (most of the time - some people are lovely)
@@Me-uv6kc I've never seen a fast food worker get mad at a costumer for their mess up if the customer was nice about it. Because mistakes happen when you server dozens to hundreds a day. Though I also think fast food workers are often on edge because rude customers are a dime a dozen
I doubt it, you would have to be in major poverty to react like this over chicken wings. Or maybe there is more to the story, because to react like this is pretty insane.
Its surprising how much Charlie trusts the police would find this guy in two days. He definitely overestimates how much they care about civil cases like this
I would be surprised if 1 in 10 understands civil rights or is capable of civil speech, could you even trust them to investigate, even if they were motivated to?
"fast food work is dangerous" thank you. people don't recognize this nearly enough. People lose their ever loving shit over food and act like it's a perfectly normal and acceptable thing to do. employees in restaurants are humans, they make mistakes they need a little grace. but honestly most of the time it's just customers being batshit insane for no reason.
Lmao, I work at Subway in the ghetto and we get crackheads and homeless coming in on a daily basis. I don't get paid enough to deal with crazy Joe and his HIV needle weapon of choice🤣
One time I went inside of McDonald’s on a busy Sunday and people inside were yelling at the staff saying this place should be burned down. I’m like go make your own fucking food if you are in such a hurry.
@@walterwhite1 congrats. thats the dumbest thing ive read all week. You know there are laws addressing self defense? So if i get attacked i should lay there and take it? I really hope you were being sarcastic
I’ve worked in many industries but fast food is the one that I’ve always avoided. Truly so much respect for those who hold the line between the world and chicken tendies
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These incidents are just a trigger of a deeper psychosis. No normal human being is going to go postal over chicken wings or mayo. These individuals were disturbed before they walked into the place. Having said that, I think fast food workers should get hazard pay.
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As someone who works in food, customers lose their shit over the smallest things and get so aggressive even in situations where they're totally in the wrong. It's beyond comprehension sometimes because you just can't believe the shit they start going crazy about.
In my opinion, its because a majority of people dont respect fast food workers. When you see someone as below you, it becomes very easy to lose your temper over something silly
I used to work at subway and how horrible the customers would treat you is so insane it doesn’t even seem real. Knowing someone DIED from putting too much Mayo on a sandwich is INSANE. No one should be dying over food. What a tragedy.
What has happened that so many people feel they can act out in such insane ways? Having self control is a virtue that is totally missing in individuals that display this awful behavior. Not to mention the lack of respect for others and yourself!
When I was 16 I worked at a restaurant diner chain (rhymes with Pennies). I had a lady in her 60s pull a knife on me bc we didn’t have champagne in the Chicken Alfredo. First of all, Chicken Alfredo sauce has white wine, not champagne. Secondly, ma’am, this is a diner, in Utah, at 11pm. She literally tried to chase me w the knife n our linecook literally had to citizens arrest her. She was screaming she was going to slit my throat. Over pasta.
Honestly the fact that people don’t view fast food workers as people is inhuman, and the worse part is that they somehow wasn’t able to find the person, it’s like there’s a bunch of evidence for you, it’s just jumbled up, but you refuse to sort them out and just declare that you can’t find the culprit
thats a pretty big conclusion to jump too saying that they refuse to search for the guy. It's only been two days, he could just be hiding in some random friends apartment.
Easy fix. Have the owner of the restaurant call the owner of that tow truck company, and say “look, since there’s no evidence the truck ‘was’ lent out, or to who, we’ll be working on the assumption that it was one of your people, and was done on company time. So we’ll be sending you the bill for damages.” I bet they’ll find out who borrowed it straight away after that.
When I was working at Wendy’s, we had a guy come in complaining about his burger being over cooked and having all the wrong things on it because he didn’t order a cheeseburger and right before we were able to offer him a free replacement he drove off and said some very rude things and saying that all young people are irresponsible and don’t know how to take a job seriously, even though he’s like 28 and my manager was like 35
This happened to me when I was 16 working at McDonald’s. A woman was waiting for her chicken Caesar salad, and just completely backed in through the restaurant, chairs went flying across the room. There was children in the restaurant and then she proceeds to walk in the restaurant and ask for her salad. There was a man who was literally screaming in her face because she could’ve killed his child and his wife had to hold him back. Yes, this is the shit that fast food workers have to deal with.
I hope they dig up his CC info and arrest that lunatic. Ridiculous. As a former fast food and retail worker, this is appalling, and 100% our worst fears since we deal with abuse from customers literally daily.
I have only ever heard This sort of shit happening in America. I work fast food in Germany and the worst horror stories I have heard from coworkers are the generic Karen being unreasonable.
@@GhostKing6790 that hardly matters. Here in Germany we have indians, Asians, African Americans etc. I think the reason these sort of cases happen in America is because Americans are basically spoiled little brats. Especially the boomers.
Them not finding the guy has got to just be pure police incompetence. They must have contacted the company and learned it was lent to another company and just threw their hands up and decided the case has gone cold.
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Dude had dinner, went home for a quick meth-up, and came back for wings. As a former restaurant worker, this is damn-near giving me a panic attack. I went into fight or flight and wanted to punch the screen as I flashed back to drunk college assholes fighting staff.
It's not the people per say, you've never seen addiction until you try to take a piece of chicken from someone. Which is why I'm glad I don't eat meat or any animal products.
Also will lose his job... And will have to pay for the phone... Sadly smashing the phone will cost him... Don't be stupid this dude is a victim who turned into a criminal as soon as he smashed the phone
It's not that. It's the fact that life has no consequences. You can Do whatever you want and you'll barely be punished anymore. This dude literally did all that because He felt entitled to free food. Even after He was offered free food (refund) He wanted more free food. These absolutely psychotic people are beyond rehabilitation and need to be removed from society. Exile them to an Island, they can be a nuisance amongst each other.
it's because people have, as people tend to do apparently, forgotten the rest of the phrase! "The customer is always right, in matters of taste" - meaning 'hey salesguy, whatever selection the customer has made is fantastic, even if it's the most terrible looking/performing/whatever we have"
UPDATE: Josyah Brown, the assailant in the tow truck plead guilty to second degree assault and malicious destruction of property costing $1000+ and got the maximum penalty possible in Maryland for second degree assault- 10 years in prison. The property damage he got 3 years for but that runs concurrently with the assault sentence. And- on top of that- he was ordered to pay nearly $12k in damages to the restaurant. His life is effectively ruined. Not over a deceased loved one, not over bank fraud, a natural disaster or something as serious as that- but over chicken wings. Nice.
It never fails to amaze me how we have people that invent planes, cars, wifi, a cure for diseases, the lightbulb, and all kinds of shit but there's also these kinds of people that ruin their own life's for the weirdest most trivial reasons
Not even that, ppl who kill just for stupid shit like someone moving on or cheating. Or the recent one with the guy getting stabbed over telling a dude to stop vaping near his kid
@@Tsukino1011 1% of the us population is psychopathic, 1/25 people have a severe mental illness and god knows how many people are on drugs This really isn't that surprising
I worked at one restaurant in my life and I gotta say, people really do act like you are just a robot that is there to vend them food with a smile. They act like you’re not even human, hats off to fast food workers who deal with the general public every day.
Honestly, now that I think about it, that explains so much why I often get good customer service at fast food places; I'm always courteous and nice to the staffers, and a generous tipper.
@@steelmyr1485 This coming from barbarians who genocided massive swaths of the world but called themselves 'civilized'. I'm not surprised a group of people who have been oppressed and marginalized since the day they were brought over ended up like this. What else is there for them?
I work at Tim Hortons, a canadien fast food brand and once a customer trew a cold latte at me because it was missing some sugars??? Yeah, food services are WILD!
The worst part is that if he's ever caught, he'll just be mad at someone else instead of himself. Probably get out of jail later holding an irrational grudge.
He might be locked up for a while, strictly for the fighting. Violent crimes tend to hold their times compared to non violent crimes That being said, he may do only about a year to 5 years. In my belief not much compared to what he should be getting but.
@@Mello76863 This happened in PG county, basically Mecca for democrats... Of course scumbags like this don't get arrested or face any consequences and he knew that going in.
Corrections is also a lot safer cause you know… you’ve got kit to deal with specifically this kind of scenario whereas fast food workers don’t, or aren’t allowed to.
He deserves to be fired for reacting the way he did. It doesn't matter that the customer was being erratic, YOU DO NOT ATTACK A CUSTOMER! Especially chasing him out of the store and after he is now outside JUMP ON TOP OF HIM AND CONTINUE TO BEAT HIM! That kind of escalation could easily get the employee and others in the store killed. Then after the customer is clearly running away the employee smashes the customers phone. Him attacking the customer is escalation and he should be charged with assault and battery for such a stupid act, not to mention destruction of property for the phone.
Honestly, the guy recording when he sees the phone smashed I didn't see it as him feeling bad or offended, seemed more like he probably just knew that this just got escalated and wasn't going to end well.
