They got your credit card info, your license plate, the entire incident on multiple video cameras... when you could have just called VISA and disputed the charge? 
I've got a bone to pick with you guys! Furious Wingstop customer throws cash register through WINDOW because he didn't get a refund when they 'messed up his order twice'
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A California man furious that Wingstop allegedly messed up his order of chicken wings twice was caught on video throwing the cash register through the window when he didn't get a refund for his online order.
The video, posted to TikTok on Tuesday by Tharon Trujillo, shows the unidentified man ripping the cash register off the counter at a Wingstop location in Antelope and slamming it on the ground twice before throwing it out of the window.
'I don't want the food. I don't want to wait. I don't have time to wait on the food again. OK, so now what do we do?' the man says in the video.
An employee responds: 'It's either you get the food remade and you go on about your day and stop yelling at my other manager, because that's, no, it's uncalled for.'
The man then snatches the cash register and throws it on the ground before tossing it out the window and leaving the store. The video appears to censor the man letting off a rampage of expletives.
The Wingstop's manager told KOVR that the man claimed he was missing wings and that refunds are not allowed under company policy for online orders.
Trujillo told the outlet that he overheard the irate customer claim he was given the wrong order twice.
'I was telling him to calm down. I said, 'you don't want to go to jail, you don't want to go to jail,' Trujillo said.
He added: 'Definitely when I seen it I was kind of shook up a little bit, they were definitely shook up behind, the ladies behind were definitely shook up, and they were like thank you for staying. It's definitely not what you see every day.'
It was not immediately clear what the man had ordered and how much he was seeking to be refunded. DailyMail.com has reached out to Wingstop for additional information and comment.
For reference, a large 10-piece wing combo costs $14.19 at the Antelope store, according to Wingstop website's online ordering system.
But the man may now have to pay thousands of dollars for the botched order.
The store manager told KOVR that replacing the broken register will cost around $6,000 and the store is waiting for a quote to fix the window.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office told the outlet that vandalism with damages more than $950 is considered a felony and the incident qualifies for them to put out a felony warrant.
The Wingstop location is in the process of filing a police report for the damage. No injuries were reported.
I've got a bone to pick with you guys! Furious Wingstop customer throws cash register through WINDOW because he didn't get a refund when they 'messed up his order twice'
- A California man furious that a Wingstop in Antelope allegedly messed up his order of chicken wings twice and wouldn't give him a refund
- The video, posted to TikTok on Tuesday by Tharon Trujillo, shows the unidentified man ripping the cash register off the counter
- 'I don't want the food. I don't want to wait. I don't have time to wait on the food again. OK, so now what do we do?' the man said
- An employee responded: 'It's either you get the food remade and you go on about your day and stop yelling at my other manager'
- The Wingstop's manager said that refunds are not allowed under company policy for online orders
Wingstop customer throws cash register when he didn't get refund
A California man furious that Wingstop allegedly messed up his online chicken wings order twice was caught on video throwing the cash register through the window when he didn't get a refund.
Man Goes On Rampage At Antelope Wingstop Over Botched Order
A violent reaction to a restaurant order led to chaos at a Wingstop in Antelope over the weekend.
sacramento.cbslocal.com
A California man furious that Wingstop allegedly messed up his order of chicken wings twice was caught on video throwing the cash register through the window when he didn't get a refund for his online order.
The video, posted to TikTok on Tuesday by Tharon Trujillo, shows the unidentified man ripping the cash register off the counter at a Wingstop location in Antelope and slamming it on the ground twice before throwing it out of the window.
'I don't want the food. I don't want to wait. I don't have time to wait on the food again. OK, so now what do we do?' the man says in the video.
An employee responds: 'It's either you get the food remade and you go on about your day and stop yelling at my other manager, because that's, no, it's uncalled for.'
The man then snatches the cash register and throws it on the ground before tossing it out the window and leaving the store. The video appears to censor the man letting off a rampage of expletives.
The Wingstop's manager told KOVR that the man claimed he was missing wings and that refunds are not allowed under company policy for online orders.
Trujillo told the outlet that he overheard the irate customer claim he was given the wrong order twice.
'I was telling him to calm down. I said, 'you don't want to go to jail, you don't want to go to jail,' Trujillo said.
He added: 'Definitely when I seen it I was kind of shook up a little bit, they were definitely shook up behind, the ladies behind were definitely shook up, and they were like thank you for staying. It's definitely not what you see every day.'
It was not immediately clear what the man had ordered and how much he was seeking to be refunded. DailyMail.com has reached out to Wingstop for additional information and comment.
For reference, a large 10-piece wing combo costs $14.19 at the Antelope store, according to Wingstop website's online ordering system.
But the man may now have to pay thousands of dollars for the botched order.
The store manager told KOVR that replacing the broken register will cost around $6,000 and the store is waiting for a quote to fix the window.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office told the outlet that vandalism with damages more than $950 is considered a felony and the incident qualifies for them to put out a felony warrant.
The Wingstop location is in the process of filing a police report for the damage. No injuries were reported.
