A TikTok video showing a Burger King employee loudly reprimanding another staff member with special needs has riled up netizens who are calling for the fast-food establishment to take action.
" saw this awful sight of an uncle reprimanding this autism / special staff loudly in a corner for at least 10 minutes while I was eating," he writes in the video caption.The video shows two men, both dressed in Burger King service staff uniform and cap. The older man appears to be berating the younger man, allegedly the staff member with special needs, about black trash bags used for the restaurant's rubbish bins.
The older man can be seen crushing and disposing of the trash bags as he lectures the young worker, before ordering him to do another task.
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