Influencer is called an ‘f *** ing piglet’ by a stranger while they film themselves that eats 20 plates food at Wetherpoons

An influencer was checked and mentioned a ‘piglets’ while filming a mega flour of 20 plates in WETHERPOONS.

Becca Stock, which is known on social media by the username @beccaeatsevelything, has built a supporter of almost half a million for filming its ‘fair food reviews’.

The 28-year-old, who often picks up her videos at home, recently made a trip to the Regal, a Wetherpoons in Gloucester, with the intention of assessing the breakfast menu of the chain.

But images of her socket in the third dish were interrupted by a ‘drunk and older’ man who was heard how the filming ‘that everything is’ ‘absolutely disgusting’.

When the ticker repeatedly asked why, the ‘terrible’ man ‘said you were just eating there as off ** King Piglet’.

The video, ‘Man interrupts me during filming’, Becca saw in a full English while he is fully aware of film purposes.

The man, who was not visible in the shot, was told: “Pardon, I don’t really agree that you are filming that here and I think it is absolutely disgusting.”

“I think it’s very bad,” he repeated Becca, who was in the restaurant opposite her partner.

The patron of Wetherpoons continued to criticize her and repeatedly told her what she did ‘disgusting’.

He said: ‘It’s wrong what you do. Was just eating there like a big *** ing. “

Brave Becca hit back to burn the punt with an error ‘a disgusting person’ and ‘the worst person I have ever encountered’ before they warn staff who brought her more food.

The former chef said that the staff told their manager who ordered the rude customer to finish his drink and leave what he did within 10 minutes.

The full-time maker of the content was not sure if the ‘beer belly’ man, believed to be in his late 60s, was offended by the idea that she would eat so much or the possibility of food waste.

The video has since become viral on social media and achieved 3.5 million views.

Many viewers took a sympathetic view, with one who called the perpetrator ‘a terrible angry little man’.

“Pure misogyny. If a man did the food, he couldn’t have saved it. I’m so sorry you had to experience that, “wrote another.

A third agreed and wrote: ‘You treated that so well! He earned that sign over him. ‘

But others were not so sure, with different commentators who ‘his side’ and her lambs for ‘filming in public’.

Another wrote: ‘I will be honest, I am so sick of everyone who also films everything everywhere, but the way that guy did it was really inappropriate. Talk to the company about setting up rules of conduct that prohibit making content in their buildings. ‘

“Okay, but you judge a budget breakfast in a pretentious way … Ironically, I can be seen as acting, looking for customers,” said another.

Becca admitted that she was shocked and shocked by the incident with ‘Nightmare’ and struggled to continue her assessment of the £ 70 food distance.

Food maker, based in Gloucestershire, said: ‘I was just shocked and I didn’t let someone talk to me. I was not hurt by it.

“My adrenaline was so high and my heart beat my chest. This was my worst nightmare.

“I thought he just walked to go to the garden, then he stopped and started talking to my partner and telling him that he doesn’t like what he is doing.

“Because I have had to do with a lot of hatred, you keep yourself a little calm, but I thought:” Wait, you can’t tell those things to me if you don’t know anything about what I do. “

“I thought he had called me a thick pig, but he called me ** King Piglet. What a strange thing to say to someone.

“He must have been in the late 60s. He was about 5ft 5 with a beer belly and he had a stick.

“It was clear that he had drunk because he was a bit drunk and a little drunk.

‘The table was full of plates and I would say that there were about eight at that time.

“I assume he was transmitted by the fact that he saw so many signs. Maybe he was a bit shocked.

“Maybe he thought we would eat it all, but I really don’t know and that’s why I asked him what the issue was.

“Did he think I was eating too much, was he worried about food waste, was he just jealous? He gave me no reason.

“He was just drunk and miserable.”

Becca says that she and her fiancé, who was filming the content, were in a quiet corner of the pub with about eight plates on their table at that time.

Her dishes include a traditional complete English breakfast, a vegetarian breakfast, savory muffins, scrambled eggs on toast and fruit with yogurt.

She explained how she tries to avoid as much food waste as possible and feels like her filming is not the case of no one else. “

Becca said: ‘He really shook me up. It was verbal intimidation and it was really not asked. He could have just asked and get his opinion.

“I don’t feel it’s someone else’s case. Everyone does things they want to do and not everyone agrees, so just keep yourself for yourself.

‘We went to Tesco in advance and got some plastic tubs, so everything we didn’t eat and we could take away, we did.

‘We give it to foxes, birds, our dog and then we eat everything we can eat. With this job there is food waste, but I don’t want stacks of food that stay on the table.

“I will turn off the video at some point, but I will have to give a kind of context, because in the beginning I am fine and then I am visibly shaking and I find it difficult to talk.”

Becca, who did not report the incident to the police, was asked by followers to revise the breakfast offer from Wetherpoons, so the night before, decided to film the video.

Her message said: ‘I was still shaken that this happened. The staff of the Regal Wetherpoons was great and told him to leave after the incident.

‘I didn’t get his face on the camera. Some people are so miserable. ‘

Femail has contacted JD Wetherpoon for comments.