‘Have they run out of toilet paper?’ Explosive moment Woolworths shopper pegs items at a group while screaming ‘get out of my face’ as stunned bystanders watch on
- A TikTok user has captured a dramatic meltdown in an Adelaide Woolworths
- Man appears to abuse customers and damage products while in a fit of rage
- The TikTok user revealed the man was angry after only one item was left on shelf
Masked customers in Woolworths watched on in shock as a man pegged products off the shelves at fellow shoppers and hurled abuse during an explosive tantrum.
Footage shared to TikTok captures the moment the man wearing a grey hooded jumper throws what appeared to be a bottle of mouthwash into a gift card shelf.
‘What is your f**ing problem mate,’ one shopper asks the man.
A hooded man is filmed screaming at Woolworths shoppers to ‘get out of my face’ during an in-store tantrum
The man hurls the product – which is presumably mouthwash – to the ground in dramatic scenes
Appearing to have a problem with another customer, the hooded man replies by screaming at him to ‘get out of my face’.
The dramatic scene caught the attention of TikTok users who questioned whether it was a lockdown related meltdown.
‘Have they run out of toilet paper and white flour again?,’ questioned one user.
‘He just found out the gift cards don’t have the amount printed on them yet,’ joked another.
Viewers questioned why shoppers failed to intervene in the aggressive outburst
The TikTok user later claimed the man erupted into a fit of rage after he discovered it was ‘the last item on the shelf’.
Some viewers questioned why none of the bystanders tried to intervene or diffuse the situation.
‘Someone step in? Anyone,’ wrote one viewer.
It’s understood the outburst took place inside an Adelaide supermarket.
South Australia was sent into a one-week lockdown on Tuesday to deal with a Covid cluster that has surged to 15 cases.
Premier Steven Marshall said he was ‘hopeful’ the stay-at-home orders and restrictions would likely end next Tuesday with just one new case recorded on Friday.