Late-night fast food took an unexpected turn in Sacramento.
A fight erupted between an In-N-Out Burger employee and a customer in Northern California early Saturday, with video appearing to show the worker throwing punches after the customer allegedly disrespected her. The confrontation happened around 12:33 a.m. at the In-N-Out located at 2001 Alta Arden Expy. in Sacramento.
Footage of the incident appeared to show the employee gaining the upper hand during the altercation before several coworkers stepped in and restrained her.
In the video, the fast-food worker can be heard yelling profanities at the customer. As the camera shifts, a wig is seen lying on the floor nearby.
“She caught a double double with extra raw hands lol,” one user joked in response to the viral clip.
Another commenter criticized the company, writing, “How embarrassing for In n Out to hire such feral trash that she can’t even control her temper. We expect a follow-up and a termination. That is all.”
No additional information has been released regarding the employee’s job status or the customer’s condition following the fight.
The Sacramento incident follows another large brawl reported inside an In-N-Out restaurant in Arizona on July 13.
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A large group of teenagers were seen arguing with one another, before they started punching and tackling each other to the ground right in the middle of the restaurant during that incident.
The In-N-Out was filled with customers indoors as heavy rain prevented them from sitting outside, but as the fight escalated, people were left fleeing for the exits.
While some diners were seen laughing at the absurdity of the incident, some were scrambling to immediately get away from the fight.
In-N-Out corporate did not give any additional details or comments about the Sacramento incident when asked by The Post.
