What happens when fast food just isn't quite fast enough?
For one unlucky McDonald's employee, a fight would ensue. Store manager Sarathel Allen found out what happens when you get between a man and his order of 6 McChickens at the Florida drive-thru location, Local 10 News reports.
Daniel Suarez-Tellez, 21, was visiting his local McDonald's last Monday for a rather large order of chicken sandwiches. When the customer was asked to pull around to the front of the store and wait for the order to be completed, he exited the vehicle.
As Suarez-Tellez approached the door, Allen began to hold the door shut so he couldn't get in. Despite being handed the food he ordered, the angered customer stuck around for a fight.
"When I came to the window to give it to him, he was so drunk, he couldn't understand," Allen said of the incident to Local 10 News. "He went to arguing and yelling at me. He went to pushing the door on me as I am giving the bag to his friend.
"I'm like, 'Sir, why are you doing this?' and he is like, 'Y'all took too long with my food," she continued.
Allen reached for a steel pole to help keep the man from attacking her when two other employees rushed in to help with the situation. Luckily, they were able to snap cell phone photos of his license plate, leading to his arrest.
Active security cameras were able to capture the entire incident, showing the man forcing his way into the restaurant and attacking the employees.
Camera footage shows that Suarez-Tellez dropped his food on the ground in the process of the attempted attack.
Suarez-Tellez was arrested on charges of aggravated assault and battery, urged to never visit that McDonald's location again. He was released from Broward County Jail on Wednesday.
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