McDonald's employee mortified after mom calls out her 'rude' customer service

The mother of a McDonald's employee has spoken out against her daughter's 'rude' behavior while taking orders. 

The 24-second-long TikTok video starts off with Colorado mother Neesa Red pulling up to the drive-thru window.

Her daughter, Leyvoni, stares at her blankly from the window and Neesa proceeds to tell her: 'I'd like to speak to your manager.'

Leyvoni cracks up at Neesa's wild request, and attempts to ignore her mom and conclude the order.   

In a TikTok video, mother Neesa Red pulls up to the drive-thru window. Her daughter, Leyvoni (pictured on right), stared at her blankly from the window

Neesa proceeded to tell her: 'I'd like to speak to your manager.' Leyvoni (pictured) cracked up at her mother's wild request and attempted to ignore her

Leyvoni's unbothered reply was: '$14.06 [for the order].'

When Neesa saw Leyvoni laughing at her request, she persisted saying: 'I said I'd like to speak to your manager.'

The daughter gets slightly annoyed and softly yells: 'Mom! $14.06.'

Neesa continues: 'You were rude as hell taking my order, and that's not how you do customer service for customers.' 

The daughter holds her headset and argues: 'I didn't hear you...' 

Her mom continues instructively: 'Just be...[polite].' 

But she was quickly interrupted by her daughter coldly asking: 'Is that cash or card?'

The video has gotten almost six million views on TikTok and more than one million likes.

Mother Neesa and daughter Leyvoni are pictured going for a car ride

Viewers took to TikTok to comment on the mother-daughter interaction, finding humor in the situation

One person wrote: 'She was to be all polite after you pulled up.' 

Another added: 'Lmfao I felt the "mom" there.'

A third commented: 'This would humble me so much lmaoooo.'

Someone else said they could relate, writing: 'My mom gives me tips when she comes through [the drive-thru] lol.'

One TikTok user also had an issue with their relative while working the drive-thru.

'I remember arguing with a customer when I was a teen, they pulled up, and it was my aunt,' they said.