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Anti-Masker Threatens Restaurant Workers Only To Get Punched In The Face After Shoving Customer

Anti-Masker Threatens Restaurant Workers Only To Get Punched In The Face After Shoving Customer
@FarLeftKyle/Twitter

A video has gone viral on Twitter of an anti-masker getting punched in the face after shoving another customer.

The man claimed he was being "discriminated" against for being asked to leave the restaurant when he refused to wear a mask.


The video posted by @FarLeftKyle began with a restaurant worker standing in his way and telling him to leave.

The man yelled back at the employee:

"Go f*ck yourself!"
"You wanna see what happens when you discriminate?"
"We're going to f*ck your restaurant up!"

Another customer came up to the man and said:

"Just leave, sir."

They began getting into a physical altercation as the anti-masker pushed the other customer.

Multiple people began trying to defend the guy being pushed around.

Then suddenly another person punched the anti-masker in the face and he fell to the ground.

The man got up and walked out while saying:

"That's assault!"

Everyone appeared thankful the man finally left.

You can see the video here:


People on Twitter were also cheering for the customer who got the man to leave.























Employees have had enough of anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers making their jobs a nightmare.

Thankfully, in this case, the customers had this employee's back.

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