Public service employees can be under a lot of stress sometimes. However, that does not mean it’s okay to lose your temper over somebody parking their car on the street. Well, that’s exactly what this Ohio Life Care worker did in a recently posted video. The clip already has around 10K likes and 127K views, as it seems to officially be a viral video. Social media users are eating this one up, as this man has a complete public meltdown over a construction site.
As the video begins, viewers can see a man stepping out of a silver van that is obviously a work vehicle. Although working for a non-profit organization, this man is extremely hostile and rude for seemingly no reason at all. Life Care is an organization that focuses on providing meals, wellness, and support for senior or medically challenged individuals. Yet, the Ohio man in the video is doing none of that. The man states that he has a problem with how the construction worker had parked their car. The driver also says that he has no room to fit down the street because of this. Yet, the vehicle that is allegedly in the way is a construction vehicle, due to the site being an active construction zone.
Social Media Reacts To Ohio Life Care Worker’s Public Meltdown
Although the homeowner believes that he does have enough room, and that he is just looking for a reason to be angry. This really sets the man off as he begins to throw a lot of vulgar language and insults at the person recording him. The TikTok comment section was not a big fan of this, though, as they began to roast the man for his childish behavior. “The anger he has!” pointed out one commenter. “Angry Care, maybe?” another joked. Finally, the video’s caption read, “We are just trying to feed our families,” regarding the person filming’s job as a construction worker.
As the video continues, the construction worker and the Ohio man continue to argue over whether he has enough space to drive down the street or not. After a few moments of going back and forth, the man would get back into his van. The person recording then tells him, “Thank you, have a good day.” They then get a good view of the man’s license plate, his face, and his company vehicle, which happens to have the name, logo, and phone number on it.
Unfortunately, the video does cut off before the conflict can be resolved. However, it would appear that the Ohio man did not try to “Squeez” through the spot on the street. As for the construction worker who was recording, they handled the situation pretty well. Hopefully, the Life Care employee can work on his anger issues a little for next time, though.
