‘Drunk’ woman chews out tourists on NYC-bound train before telling them to ‘get the f–k out’ of US
October 4, 2023
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as posted by the channelAn American woman berated a group of German tourists on a New York City-bound train before telling them to “get the f–k out of our country,” according to a video shared on Reddit.
The blonde woman, whose boyfriend identified her as Brie, approached a group of male tourists on what appears to be a New Jersey Transit train, according to the Daily Mail, which first reported the incident.
Brie, who appears to be drunk, can be heard in the footage asking. the men if they were German before aggressively demanding: “What did you say, tell me what you said.”
Her boyfriend politely tries to remove her from the situation, at one point holding onto her wrists as she leans into one man’s face.
“Brie, Brie, do not do this, do not this, you’re going to get arrested,” he pleaded.
“I can handle my own,” she insisted.
“Brie, please stop this please. Stop this, or I’m never going to talk to you again,” her boyfriend warned.
“I love you, but get off me,” she told him.
She asks the tourists to repeat what they said numerous times, but they ignore her. At one point, the man whose face Brie kept getting into stood up and said something unintelligible before he sat back down, shaking his head.
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