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Chile, we hate to see it…😣 A group of women in NYC are said to have tore a restaurant apart once they were notified that they had to pay an additional $1.75 for extra sauce!

According to NBC News, the incident took place over the 4th of July weekend at the Bel Fries establishment located on Ludlow street around 4AM.

The store’s co-owner tells the outlet that the chaotic incident has left their 6 employers completely shaken and scared for their lives as they do not want to return back to work

“They’re devastated. They’re afraid. One of them still doesn’t want to leave her home. She has a son. She fears for her life,” stated the co-owner, who reframed from showing his face.

It has been indicated that the group of women had gotten upset after being informed that they’d have to pay an additional $1.75 for extra dipping sauce. “They wanted extra sauce but didn’t want to pay for it,” he said. “The extra sauce is actually a buck twenty five, buck seventy five and it started from there, the minute they told them, ‘Hey you have to leave!’ Once they told them they had to leave they jumped on them.

He explains that “20-30 bottles broken, thrown at my employees, computers broken, the store was a disaster. Everything was a mess.”

Within the viral video, a woman is seen throwing what is said to be a can at the store’s employees while then climbing over the counter. The other women tore bottles of sauce at employees, and tossing a stool. 

The women are said to have torn down the Covid plastic barrier bolted to the counter, as well as throw metal objects and destroy computers. As the videos continue the women begin to twerk on the counter.

It has been indicated that the small business had just opened before the pandemic and had finally began to get back on their feet when the incident took place. He is said to have rushed to the store and then visited his injured employees at the local hospital.

“I’m thinking again is it worth it? Is it worth doing anything in New York City anymore?” he said.

Sources confirm that all three women were arrested set to face multiple charges and are scheduled to see a judge on Friday.