Footage shows a staff member throwing a drink in the face of a customer before he retaliates and other workers join in the vicious food fight - but bosses say it s only half the story.
Oh, Australia has no culture? Explain the Kick On Olympics then?!!
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After 10 years in the meme business, the legends behind the Brown Cardigan Instagram account have finally hit a million followers.
So to celebrate the momentous occasion, Brown Cardigan has done us all a favour and have decided to round up their top 100 posts of all time. And while a shortlist of 100 posts may not sound that impressive, culling the selection was a mammoth task considering the Instagram page does boast a whopping 11,400 submissions from over the years.
O Superfood, is captioned.
The thrust of the jibe? Sydneysiders have lost the plot when it comes to coffee.
That’s not even the main source of controversy, however. Taking pride of place in the photo is a woman doing a headstand in the middle of the café, while her Activewear Amigas cack themselves laughing.
While her friends’ takeaway cups are likely a COVID-19 related policy, not a hypocritical environmental move from what many Brown Cardigan commentators have assumed are a bunch of irritatingly wholesome yogis, the rest of the image appears to be fair game for critique. And boy did Instagram provide.