The drinks were a-flyin’ at a rowdy scene that unfolded in Valencia, CA. The setting was in the drive-thru of the fast food restaurant, In-n-Out Burger.
An eyewitness to the In-n-Out fight, caught the scene on video with his cell phone. The video shows the fight transpire between two parties as they engage in a battle fought with various kinds of liquids and drinks.
It’s not clear on what the catalyst was that riled everyone up or why there are so many drinks on hand in each vehicle but the catapultian of drinks is at an all-time high.
The video starts as all forward progress in the drive-thru comes to a halt, and a girl jumps out of her SUV to make her way to the car directly behind. She’s visibly flippin’ mad and cursing as she approaches the SUV.
Two people pop out in answer to her advancement, an adult woman and a younger man, and the scene turns into a full-blown argument.
The girl that had stepped out of her vehicle first, had been holding what appears to be a water bottle, and if you think it was to drink during a pause the fight…you would be wrong.
She whips the drink towards the man, spraying it all over him.
After a brief interlude where the “sprayed” scurries back into the safety of his vehicle – it appears the occupants discuss their answering method of attack because the younger man and yet another young lad pop out of the back passenger doors armed with their own “drinks of choice”.
They launch their bottles in retaliation at the girl who had blasted first in a flurry of liquid waterfalls.
The scene degenerates into a full-blown back and forth between the two vehicle parties with sprays of water and other drinks enshrouding both sides. Other unidentified weapons are even brought into the mix alongside verbal threats.
At some point, workers from the In-n-Out step in and try to calm the situation down to prevent further escalation.
The contentious scene eventually putters out after shouts can be heard from one of the sides, “call 911“, and “stop.”
The police do come to the scene of the incident but both participating parties declined to press charges.
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