Boy is bullied at Burger King and this is how other customers react
Do people care more about the kid, or about their food?
Bullying is a bad thing. However, it still happens far, far too often. We all believe that bullying should be a thing of the past, but do we all do something about it when we see it happening?
Recently, a boy at Burger King wanted to quietly eat his meal. However, a group of bullies gave the 15-year-old a hard time…
Continue reading on the next page to see how the bystanders dealt with the group of bullies.
Imagine going to Burger King as a teenager and spending your pocket money on a meal. Wouldn’t you want to be able to eat it in peace, without bullies bothering you?
It’s obvious that’s what an 15-year-old American boy wanted, but instead, a group of boys wouldn’t leave him alone. For instance, a bigger boy pushed him off his chair.
Bystanders see what’s going on, but they don’t do anything.
Even when the boy is pushed off of his seat, adults do not intervene.
The boy is pushed and the bullies say mean things to him.
An elderly man gives the Burger King staff a stern look. Hoping that they will address the group of boys. However, he does not say anything about it himself.
Even when the bullying gets worse, bystanders don’t intervene. For example, one of the bullies pours his drink over the boy’s food, so that he can no longer eat it.
The harassment is clearly picked up on by the other customers. You can tell from this man’s face that he is not comfortable with the bullying.
Does he come in between, though? Not from the looks of it.
While the Burger King staff may not seem to notice, they do know what’s going on in the restaurant.
The staff comes up with something clever. They start serving food that is not up to the standard of people ordering their famous Whopper.
A smashed Whopper, anyone?
Contrary to what you may think now, the smashed food is not for the bullies, but for the bystanders in the restaurant. They are the ones who get the ‘bullied burger’.
A woman walks away with her smashed Whopper, passing by the group of boys. She seems to pretend she doesn’t see the bullying.
What she does see, on the other hand, is that her sandwich is all messed up. Unacceptable, of course.