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"Were You on Drugs?" Woman Approaches While Dancing and Exhibits "Bizarre Behavior"

A woman approaches a man who is preparing a lunchbox delivery, pointing her finger at him and speaking.

Just as the man attempts to load the lunchboxes into his car, the woman climbs on top of the lunchbox container, indiscriminately throws the lunchboxes around, and kicks them.

The woman chases the man—who moves away to try and call the police—pulls off his hat, assaults him, and even climbs on top of the vehicle.

This is a video posted on social media the day before yesterday (October 19) by an official from the lunchbox franchise, who stated, "This is a real-life situation that occurred while delivering lunchboxes in Chilsong-dong, Daegu, this month," adding, "The lives of self-employed people are this difficult."

Regarding the subsequent situation, the franchise official stated, "We called the police, explained the situation, and handed the individual over."

The official also explained, "We did not separately file a case regarding the assault and the act of stepping and climbing on the vehicle, other than what appeared in the video."

They added, "The employee concerned does not wish for the other party to be punished, so no case was filed."

They also noted, "Amidst all this, the owner said, 'It's a relief that the lunchboxes are sturdy,'" and added, "All sorts of things happen in this world, but we will gather strength and keep running."

Netizens who came across the video raised suspicions about the woman in the video, leaving comments such as "Was she on drugs?" and "Did she escape from a hospital?"

The franchise official stated, "We were only guided by the police regarding hospitalization procedures," adding that they do not know whether the police are conducting a subsequent investigation into the woman.

(Reported by Lee Hyeon-yeong | Video by Kim Min-ji | Design by Lee Jeong-ju | Produced by SBS Digital News)
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