WATCH: Chipotle Worker Assaulted by North Carolina Couple Over Charge for Extra Chicken

People have lost their minds, you guys… seriously. There’s not much else for me to say in the way of an introduction to this…
From The Blaze:
An angry couple in North Carolina are currently being searched for after they attacked a Chipotle worker after learning that it cost more money to add extra chicken to their order, according to Fox News Digital.
The two attackers in the case are Jamel Williams, 36, and Kayla Pyle, 34. The couple reportedly placed an order at a Chipotle in Charlotte, North Carolina, on December 10. But when an employee told Pyle that it would cost extra to add more protein, an argument was ignited.
The worker — who remains unidentified — was so upset over the altercation that she decided to leave her shift early, around 9:00 p.m. It is not clear what was said between the two parties that resulted in the employee wanting to leave the establishment.
As the employee headed for the door on one side of the dining area, Williams entered from the other side and approached the victim, according to the authorities.
Williams apparently “pushed her to the floor and began hitting her, pulling her hair, and jerking her around,” the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement.
“I don’t know what was said between Pyle and the victim, but the victim was leaving for home and was chased down from behind by Williams and attacked in the dining room of the restaurant,” Lancaster County Sheriff Barry Faile said.
After Williams attacked the victim, Pyle joined in and struck the victim in the head, according to the police.
Williams and Pyle got away in a Dodge Charger before the authorities arrived on the scene, according to the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office.
Arrest warrants have been issued for Williams and Pyle.
Deputies seek couple involved in assault on Chipotle employee over chicken charge in Indian Land, South Carolina. pic.twitter.com/qNqIoPQY5n
— AfrikTimes (@afriktimesint) December 30, 2023
So… is everyone on drugs at this point? Or are they putting something in the water supply? I feel like the reactions that we’re getting out of people aren’t generally matching up to what’s apparently causing them.
I’m thinking there has to be more to this story, right? Does the fact that extra chicken costs extra merit beating the sh*t out of someone you’ve never met before? I’m thinking “no,” but then again… I’m not hyped up on prescriptions, and I was already aware that the word extra implies that it will cost me extra.
The culture rot we’ve got going on here is, quite frankly, devastating. I don’t know how or when we’ll come back from it, but I do have hope that we will. Anyone who loves this country, or loves what it once was, has to have hope that we will repeat the patterns that history has illustrated when bounds are overstepped: swinging back the other way.
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