Everyone has encountered a rowdy youngster in a public setting, but one father became so irritated by a neighboring child’s whining that he decided to take action to exact revenge.

A mother and child joined the line behind the man in line at Burger King, according to the man, who shared his experience on Reddit. He claimed that the youngster began misbehaving as soon as he entered the fast-food restaurant.

When something went wrong in the game, “this kid was out of control, screaming, punching his mother, throwing around a Gameboy,” Redditor THR111 said. “He kept shouting, ‘I want a f***ing PIE,’ but the mother didn’t appear to pay any attention. I went from having a headache to a full-blown migraine after being in line with these people behind me for about 5 minutes.

He claimed that the mother didn’t react well when he tried to persuade her to remove her child from the line.
“I turn calmly and politely request that she help quiet or calm down her child. She immediately gets up in my face and tells me to mind my own business and not to tell her anything about raising her child. When the youngster screams out once again that he wants a pie, the mother comforts him by calling him sweety and assuring him that they will be having pies for lunch since she loves him so much. I nod and turn around, but she’s still screaming at the back of my mind.

Before the man moved to the front of the line, the complaining went on for a while. He did something to make sure the annoying kid would learn his lesson after realizing he couldn’t just let him off the hook.
I can’t stop thinking about how the people in front of me ruined my treat and gave me a headache. I then made the decision to ruin their day. I order my burgers and every pie they have left. It turned out to be 23 pies in total. I take my order and walk towards the exit,” he wrote.

“Seconds later, I hear the woman screaming, Who bought all the pies? What do you mean you don’t have any left? When I turn around, the cashier is pointing out my presence, and a woman is giving me a death glare. I pull out a pie and slowly begin to eat it while standing there and looking back at her. She begins to run in my direction but is prevented from reaching me by other lines at the food court. I turn and depart slowly.