Karen has meltdown over kids laughing at a diner, tells mom she should 'take ...

Karen has meltdown over kids laughing at a diner, tells mom she should 'take ...
Karen has meltdown over kids laughing at a diner, tells mom she should 'take ...

A TikTok mom posted footage of a fellow restaurant patron who confronted her in a New York restaurant, telling her it 'is not the place' for her to take her autistic toddlers for dinner before, the poster said, demanding free food from the diner. 

User @bamskye2426 shared a few short clips from the uncomfortable interaction, which she said took place at a 'family oriented spot' on Long Island. 

'According to Karen this isn't the place for autistic children. It's a dive diner,' she captioned the post, uploaded on Monday. 

The aggravated woman, who had apparently already been complaining before the user started filming, told the young mother than she should 'take [her children] to Chuck E. Cheese' instead because 'this is not the place.'

 'Are you taking a picture of me? Well good, you're wrong,' the shrill woman says when she realizes the mother is recording. 

After some users sided with the aggravated woman, @bamskye2426 posted a video of her children, Bentley and Miley, playing at the restaurant before the altercation. The pair are secured in high chairs, smiling and laughing as they tickle each other. 

Four other kids, belonging to her friends, are also sitting at the table. In one of the videos, the poster writes 'all 6 kids are silent and adults are yelling.'

An aggravated woman, who had apparently already been complaining before user started filming, told young mother @bamskye2426 than she should 'take [her children] to Chuck E. Cheese' instead because 'this is not the place'

An aggravated woman, who had apparently already been complaining

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