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Two women trashed a Chick-fil-A because their nuggets were cold
This is one way to react when you get cold chicken nuggets.

Photo via Mike Mozart (CC-BY)
Two women in Jacksonville, Florida, were apparently not happy with an order of cold chicken nuggets from their local Chick-fil-A. So unhappy in fact that an eyewitness says they broke a door handle, threw condiments all over the floor, and broke a vase.
Allison Music, another customer who was in the store when the tirade took place, captured video of some of the incident on her cell phone. The first video shows the two women complaining about their order when the manager finally shows up and says that she has already refunded his money.
Posted by Allison Music on Monday, July 31, 2017
Clearly something went wrong after that though, because the second video show the restaurant with trash all over the floor, and later you can hear the sound of something being broken off screen. Also, in an unintentional homage to the Chick-fil-A mascots, a customer calls one of the women a heifer.
Posted by Allison Music on Monday, July 31, 2017
“There were kids at Chick-fil-A while this was going on and anyone should be embarrassed to act the way these two females did tonight,” Music wrote in a Facebook post
So I went to Chick-fil-A tonight and we all know I go there all the time... well tonight was a little different. I walk...
Posted by Allison Music on Monday, July 31, 2017
What madness went down between the end of the first video and the start of the second we may never know. Eventually, the police arrived but by then the women were long gone, after allegedly causing $900 in damages.
Chick-fil-A did what corporations do when stuff like this happens and issued a vague apology.
“We apologize for the disruption that took place at our restaurant. We are cooperating fully with the local police as there is a pending investigation.”
It will be interesting to see exactly what that investigation reveals, but until then, the lesson is that people either need to keep cooler heads or restaurants need to server hotter nuggets.
H/T Washington Post

David Britton
David Britton is a writer and comedian based in Rhinebeck, New York who focuses on internet culture, memes, and viral news stories. He also writes for the Hard Times and is the creator of StoriesAboutWizards.com.