Pizza delivery agent in Canada faces racist abuse on video

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Updated At : 11:04 PM Mar 29, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, March 29

A video has surfaced online showing a disgruntled customer in Toronto abusing a pizza delivery agent and hurling racist slurs at him. The young agent from Canadian pizza chain “Pizza Pizza” had gone to deliver food when an argument broke out over him not having change in cash to give the customer.

In the five-minute long viral video, titled ‘Me vs. the pizza man’, the customer can be heard insisting the delivery agent to contact his workplace, as the former pays in cash but the latter did not carry any change.

“You f**king clown. This is the worst delivery driver you’ve ever had. Fire this guy,” says the customer loudly as the delivery agent calls his employer to seek directions.

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