Sure, I love some warm and delicious chicken nuggets as much as the next girl, but it looks like two women in a Florida Chick-fil-A took their brother's recent order of nuggets way too seriously, and proceeded to embarrass themselves for the entire world to see. It all went down on Monday night, at a Chick-fil-A in the River City neighborhood of Jacksonville, Florida in front of several witnesses, one of whom was Allison Music who filmed the situation and posted it on Facebook.
Music explained that when she walked in, there was a a teenage boy “making a complete fool of himself,” yelling and arguing about something to do with his order “for a good 15 or 20 mins.” She ordered, paid, and was waiting for her food order and minding her own damn business when suddenly two women appeared outside the restaurant’s locked doors.
They starting beating on the locked doors of the restaurant (the pair even managed to break one of the door handles), but eventually found another set of doors to enter the restaurant through. The Chick-fil-A manager called the police and asked everyone to remain inside until the officers arrived, so of course Music took out her phone and began documenting the ordeal.
Once the two women were inside, the situation became a little clearer. The two women claimed they young boy was their brother, who had been served cold chicken nuggets, and so naturally they were here to fight for his honor, or whatever. They wanted a refund; a Chick-fil-A worker insists he already received a refund in cash.
And if you thought it couldn’t get worse, well, you’re underestimating how offended these women felt about cold chicken nuggets. They proceed to completely trash the restaurant, throwing napkins, cutlery, and condiments all over the floor.
“This is very disrespectful on so many levels and any parent should be ashamed to raise children to act this way,” wrote Music in her Facebook post, sounding like the voice of reason in the middle of all this madness. “You handled this situation the sorriest way a person could handle it. You are rude, you are a narcissist, and you shouldn’t be proud of what you did. The only thing you accomplished was making a scene. Other than that you accomplished nothing.”
