Customer SPITS into Florida Dunkin Donut drive-thru window at employees who had asked him to wait for his sandwich

A drive-thru customer who was asked to wait for a sandwich at a Florida Dunkin Donuts store spat on employees through the window. 

The unidentified man was waiting in the line of cars at the St. Cloud premises after ordering a breakfast sandwich when he took out his frustration on the workers. 

Assistant manager Nelsi Rojas said that the sandwich was taking some time and asked one of the other employees, Jasiera Rivera, to request the man to pull forward in the line. 

He refused to do so and started yelling expletives at both of them instead. 

A Dunkin Donuts employee in Florida had been spit on by a customer in the drive-through, who had simply been asked to wait for his sandwich by the staff

'I went to shut the window, as I shut the window, he like cocked back and spit,' Nelsi Rojas said

'I had the bread, the cheese, and the egg; all I needed was to put the sausage and it was going to take literally one minute. 

'She [Jasiera] asked him to pull up, and he was like, "I'm not pulling the f*** up; I'm staying the f*** right here", - we're all women inside, so you don't need to speak to us like that,' Rojas told WESH. 

Once the sandwich was ready, Rojas gave him his order and wished him a 'good day,' but the man did not move from his place and said he would eat his sandwich right there while other cars were waiting behind him.

When Rojas went to talk to him, she left the window a little open. At that moment, the man grabbed the window, ripped it back open and spit at her. 

'I have never seen this customer ever pull through this drive-thru or inside,' Jasiera Rivera said

The staff have filed a police report and officials say charges could range from misdemeanor to felony battery

'I went to shut the window, as I shut the window, he like cocked back and spit,' Rojas said.

While in shock, she said her employees were alright and tried to take a photo of the man's license plate but were unsuccessful. 

According to Riveria, the man had never visited the store before and this was his first time. 

'I have never seen this customer ever pull through this drive-thru or inside,' she said. 

The staff have filed a police report and officials say charges could range from misdemeanor to felony battery.