Tourist security clashes at the famous Bali Beach Club complaining about a ‘disgusting’ discovery – but there is a big reason why not everyone is by his side

A tourist divided the opinions after filming a collision with guards at Finns Beach Club and demanded that his entire bill will be abandoned because he is said to have found her in his food.

Connor Jevons, 26, from Liverpool in the UK, shared one Tap of the row in the popular Canggu location, which is owned by the Australian real estate developer and former Offspring Player Tony Smith.

Mr Jevons claimed to one of the hospitality staff that his hamburger and fries contain her during an earlier visit. The manager asked if he wanted his money back for that order before he demanded to get the bill of the entire table back for that day.

“I am a regular for Finns Beach Club,” Mr Jevons explained to viewers in the video before he walked into the club and demanded to talk to the owner.

A manager spoke with him and he showed her a video he took on the day.

‘If we sort this out, I will not post this video. Are you the owner? “He asked.

“Did you request the food to replace?” The manager asked Mr Jevons.

‘No, no because I was drunk. WWhen I got home and edited my video, I saw that it was still here on the video. So everything I ask is to repay for my VIP table. ‘

“Do you have the booking?” The manager answered.

Jevons then looked through his phone for the booking.

‘Look at my recent views. Yes, I have 172,000 views. I don’t want to cause a situation for Finns. I would just like my fee, please, “he said.

“So you want the money back for the food you have ordered?” the manager said.

“No, for the entire table from that day,” Mr Jevons said.

He explained that his table spent about 7.8 million Indonesian Rupiah, which is around $ 730 Australian dollars, but added that he had been to the location on other occasions and spent similar amounts.

The manager then left and another colleague returned after a few minutes to talk to Mr Jevons.

“We can’t do it,” he told him.

Jevons then left his telephone recording while he stayed at the club’s guest service and insisted that he had to be reimbursed.

In the next few minutes, the security personnel arrived one by one until there was about half a dozen in the area around Mr Jevons and he was asked to leave.

“I didn’t do anything wrong. I am guided by this guy for no reason, “said Jevons.

The group moved to the outside of the club, where Mr Jevons and the security staff continued to argue, where the tourist claimed that staff had acted.

‘I don’t leave until the situation is sorted. I have not committed any crime. Why are there so many guards around me? “He said.

A guard told him that he had the right to ask him to stop filming.

Yevons said again that he would not post a video if the ‘situation is sorted’.

‘I have not been delivered aggressively here. Don’t touch me! Why do you put me in your hands? “He said.

The video then went on for a few minutes, while Mr Jevons looked through his phone for the license plate of the scooter on which he arrived.

“Where is my motorcycle? Where? I put it somewhere here, Bro, “he said.

Social media users remained divided with some questions why Mr Jevons wanted a whole repayment.

“Why repay for the entire table?” They wrote.

“You enjoyed anything but the food, so a repayment of food must be sufficient.”

Another added: “You can’t expect you to pay back all night.”

“Repayment for eating is fair, but that’s it,” a third.

Others chose Mr Jevons and praised him because he had his land.

“I love this guy,” they wrote.

“Does not take S *** and has the heart of a lion.”

“I feel the anger through the screen,” said a second.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Finns Beach Club for comment.