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Big fail: Video shows anti-masker attempting to assault store employee with a shopping cart

'It's like you can see him realize there will be consequences after he sees the camera haha.'

 

Kahron Spearman

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Posted on Dec 23, 2020

In a hilarious new video trending on Reddit, an agitated anti-masker in Orange County, California, attempted to assault a store employee with a shopping cart after being confronted about his mask. It didn’t go great.

The video, posted on the popular r/PublicFreakout page, shows the altercation in progress, with the anti-masker trying to finish putting his grocery items up on the belt. An employee on the other side of the man’s shopping cart likely informs him that he won’t be checked out.

Revved up with anti-masker angst, this implausible hulk picks up his end of the basket. But the employee has the handle side and simply walks back as the basket’s raised over their heads. 

He “throws” his end of the basket approximately one foot, before his end crashes down like his confidence. 

The videographer calls the man an “idiot.” 

“Let’s put this guy on the internet,” he says. 

It looks like he tweaked his back while lifting the cart. 

u/Kshurt52 noted: “He must have fucked up his back with that hulk smash move.”

Also, he probably realized how stupid he looked and decided to scurry away, as u/Cwazy_Wabbit commented: “It’s like you can see him realize there will be consequences after he sees the camera haha.”


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*First Published: Dec 23, 2020, 2:27 pm CST