A Waffle House employee became the victor instead of the victim when an angry patron threw a chair at her.
In the two minutes of chaos, an apparently dissatisfied customer who seemingly acted in the spirit of the Grinch is seen throwing a chair at her. Within seconds, the patron quickly learned she met her match. In the moment captured on video that has millions of views, the employee refused to be defeated.
She used her fast reflexes to become the victor instead of the victim and caught the chair in midair.shows the flying chair incident occurred after a brawl broke out at the 24-hour Southern restaurant chain. See the full video below.including comedian Brad Williams and Lynda Carter, known for her iconic role as Wonder Woman."The US Military has many branches defending our country," comedian Brad Williams tweeted. "Army Navy Marines Air Force Waffle House Employees.
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