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A rude Burger King line, an out-of-control child, and one customer’s petty revenge turn a simple fast food stop into a memorable story. After politely asking a mother to calm her screaming son, the man is snapped at instead, while the boy keeps yelling, punching, and demanding pie in the queue.

Already dealing with a headache and a bad day, he keeps his cool until he reaches the counter. Then he orders every pie Burger King has left, and the cashier later tells the mother they’re gone. What follows is a tense, funny, and deeply satisfying moment of public karma at a Burger King restaurant.

This storytime-style clip mixes real-life confrontation, customer drama, and instant payback in a fast food setting. It’s a short narrated incident about rude parenting, public behavior, and the kind of revenge story people love to hear and share. For fans of storytime videos, petty revenge, restaurant drama, and karma stories, this is a quick listen with a sharp payoff.

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00:00When a boy wouldn't stop yelling and screaming in the line of a Burger King,
00:03a customer turned to his mother and asked if she could calm her child. Instead, she yelled at the
00:08man. Then, as she got to the counter, she was quickly hit with an unpleasant surprise.
00:14A Burger King customer, who was simply craving a Whopper, was in line at the fast-food restaurant
00:19after he hadn't had the greatest of days and could feel a headache coming on. Sadly,
00:24the situation was only made worse by an obnoxious child in line behind him.
00:29Waiting patiently in the very long long, the man's attention was soon drawn to the woman
00:33yapping on her cell phone with a little monster of a child. His patience quickly began to wear thin.
00:39According to the unnamed customer, the kid was completely out of control. He was screaming,
00:45punching his mother, and throwing around a handheld video game whenever something didn't go his way.
00:50Making matters worse, the child's mom didn't seem to pay any attention to her disruptive child,
00:55who began to continuously yell, I wanted F asterisk asterisk asterisk asterisk asterisk
01:00king pie. After standing in line and enduring the rude mom and her obnoxious kid for about five
01:05minutes, the man was at his wit's end, according to Metro. I had gone from a headache to a full
01:10-on
01:10migraine, but nothing was going to stop me from getting those burgers, he recalled in a Reddit post
01:15about the incident, titled, Am I a bad person for this? Not able to take much more, he calmly turned
01:21to
01:21the mother, and asked her nicely to please calm or quiet her child. Immediately she gets up in my
01:27face telling me I can't tell her nothing about raising her child and to mind my own business.
01:32I nod and turn around, she's still yelling at the back of my head when the child cries out again
01:37how he wants a pie, the mother consoles him, calling him sweetie and ensuring they'll get pies for lunch
01:42because she loves him so much, the annoyed Burger King customer wrote. As the situation continued just
01:48as it had been with the child screaming and yelling in line, the frustrated customer is
01:53forced to endure the chaos for another five minutes before he's finally at the front of the
01:57line. As he stood at the counter ready to order, all he could think about is how the mom and
02:02her
02:02monster ruined his Burger King experience and gave him a headache. That's when he decided to ruin their
02:07day. In addition to his burgers, he ordered every pie Burger King ad, ABC6 reports. It turned out to
02:14be 23 pies total. As he took his order and walked towards the exit, he soon heard a woman yelling,
02:20what do you mean you don't have any pies left? Who bought them all? I turn around and see the
02:26cashier pointing me out with the woman shooting me a death glare. I stand there and pull out a pie
02:31and slowly start eating eat as I stare back at her, the courageous, pie-loving man wrote.
02:36She starts running towards me but can't get to me because of other lineups in the food court.
02:40I turn and slowly walk away. Although there is no way to confirm the validity of his story,
02:47it still serves a great purpose. It's a reminder to rude parents who refuse to control their poorly
02:52behaved children in public. You never know when you might find yourself at someone else's mercy,
02:57so it's better to be nice and discipline your kids. Yes, you might be having a bad day and
03:02parenting can be hard, but you don't know what the people around you are going through
03:06and they shouldn't have to be subjected to your child's bad behavior.
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