We’ve all been caught short on a night out and desperately had to ask a shopkeeper if we could use their staff toilet. Usually, you just get a polite "no" or get told to buy a pack of chewing gum first. But one bloke in Sydney got a whole lot more than he bargained for when he tried his luck.
Instead of just pointing the guy to the nearest Maccas, a convenience store owner in the Sydney CBD allegedly decided to whip out an actual hammer.
Yep, you read that right. Absolute madness.
The bizarre altercation kicked off when a customer popped into the store and simply asked to use the facilities. According to reports, the shop owner wasn't exactly feeling hospitable, allegedly threatening the bloke with a hammer.
But wait, it gets wilder. The store owner actually decided to livestream the entire chaotic ordeal on the internet himself.
Because if you’re going to allegedly threaten someone with hardware and cause a massive scene, you might as well do it for the views, right?
Naturally, the police were called to sort out the mess. But when officers rocked up to the scene, the shop owner wasn't exactly keen to go quietly. The livestream captured him getting into a massive struggle with the cops, resisting arrest while the camera kept rolling.
Eventually, the police managed to get things under control and the man was slapped with charges over the alleged hammer threat and his scrap with the officers.
Let this be a lesson to us all: next time you desperately need the loo while out and about, maybe just hold it until you find a pub. It's really not worth dodging a DIY tool over.
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