Billy Eilish cannot escape these scary creeps. People are trying to kidnap drive-through attendants now because forcing them to be in their TikToks, I guess, wasn't cruel enough. The congresswoman who once blamed wildfires on secret Jewish space lasers is now on the House Homeland Security Committee. TikTok is now being banned on college campuses. We've got all of that and so much more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco show. So buckle up. Hit that like button and let's just jump into it, you beautiful bastards. Service workers aren't just being disrespected. They're now being

kidnapped, beaten, and shot. Like this video that's gone viral at a drive-thru in your Seattle,

you have the breester going to hand this guy as changed. And then you see him yanker hands

forward dropping the money, then throwing a loop zip- toward her, trying to pull her through the window, where they're luckily able to fight back, shutting the window, and him then driving off.

And for the past couple of days, this scumbag was just out there.

But the police releasing the footage as well as a shot of the tattoo on his arm, appearing to read Chevrolet.

So millions of people ended up viewing the video, and now with their help, cops have arrested a suspect.

And they're thanking the overwhelming support from the community. And this is all a relief. Because yeah, not only is the question of what the fuck was this guy intending to do once he

got her into the car, but also even after he failed this abduction, when would he try it again?

Because this isn't like a one-time intrusive thought, most likely. It looks like a premeditated

kidnapping at a drive-thru. Which is someone who has done that job, already a shitty job. You got people fighting with you or other customers over food, money, manners.

Then I thought the new worst things were people that just like harass service workers for funny

TikToks. It's not funny. You're just harassing people. But then even that seems so small compared

to what we're talking about today. And one of the big issues is that we've seen a lot of this in recent years. Like with this situation, there was a dispute over a receipt. You see a man and woman dragging the female employee out of the window.

The anchor hair hit her in the face, her colleagues able to pull her back inside.

And then you have things like at this one KFC, there was a guy who shot the drive world's crazy and it's hard to keep track. Do you remember when we covered the story about that guy who brandished a gun at McDonald's

workers for getting the order wrong? And then I guess because that wasn't messed up enough,

he gave the gun to his four-year-old kid who then shot at police. So where I'll leave you with

this is two things. One, for those of you that work in fast food, the serviced industry, retail, you know, all of that. I'd love for you to share your craziest encounter with a customer.

We'll be walking through some of those on Sunday.

And two, if this story can serve as anything,

please let it be a reminder to just be nicer to the people who are helping you

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