Shocking moment McDonald’s worker holding a BURGER SPATULA brawls with customer outside branch in London
- Two McDonald’s staff were filmed fighting a customer to ground in Whitechapel
- One employee is seen holding a metal spatula while another pushes man over
- Incident, thought to have occurred on Saturday, took place on Commercial Road
- It is unknown why the fight erupted, but Instagram users were shocked by video
This is the shocking moment a McDonald’s worker holding a burger spatula brawls with a customer outside a branch in London.
Two McDonald’s staff were captured fighting a man to the ground outside the restaurant.
During the brawl, one employee is filmed brandishing a metal burger spatula before his colleague pushes the man over.
Two McDonald’s staff, pictured in a still from the footage above, were captured fighting a customer to the ground outside the restaurant on Commercial Road in Whitechapel
As the man tumbles to the ground, the fast food workers can be seen rushing back into the restaurant.
The incident took place outside the McDonald’s takeaway on Commercial Road, Whitechapel and is believed to have been filmed on Saturday.
It is unknown why the fight erupted, but social media users were left astounded and amused by the workers’ attack on the man.
One user wrote: ‘Damn they gave that McBeating’ and another posted: ‘McDonald’s staff serving real beef for a change’.
The man, right, can be seen on the ground, while the two McDonald’s staff stand nearby, with one holding a spatula. It is unknown why the fight erupted
Three workers can be seen standing over the man on the ground, left, while a member of staff wearing a white top appears to gesture to another worker to stand back, right
A third commented: ‘Eat out to help gone wrong’, while a fourth added: ‘Eat out to get beat out’.
Meanwhile, several online users sarcastically commented on the staff’s group-effort when it came to fighting the man.
One individual wrote: ‘Fantastic team work shown’, and another remarked: ‘Big up maccies customer service’.
MailOnline has contacted McDonald’s and the Metropolitan Police for comment.