White Seattle woman threatens black man in viral video for allegedly parking too slowly outside McDonald's

A video showing a white woman mocking a black man sitting in his car outside a McDonald's in Seattle went viral on social media, with hundreds of viewers questioning the woman's behavior.

“I'm so ready for 'Fight Club,' that shit,” the woman in the video says to the man behind the camera. It's one of several times she walks away and then goes back to the vehicle and demands he get out of his car, seemingly to engage in a physical altercation.

Each time the driver asks her to move away from the car, but this only increases the bizarre behavior. At some point while driving back and forth, the driver revved the car's engine, prompting the belligerent woman to kick the vehicle.

According to Donte Jones, the confrontation began with him asking how long it took him to park his car.

“She just started attacking me,” Jones told local news station Fox 13.

Jones said the woman honked the horn and shouted profanities as he tried to park. He believes her experience at the fast food drive-thru upset the woman and caused her to storm into the restaurant before hitting him again.

“It was just enough for her to see me,” Jones told the outlet.

Jones posted two videos on his Instagram page documenting the confrontation.

“Get away from my car,” Jones warns the woman at the start of the first video.

“Really you, boy! Get out of your car, boy – son!” she shouts as she appears to walk away before storming back to the vehicle and increasing her verbal attacks.

“Light up! Come on now!” the woman says with open arms, inviting Jones to hit her. She then calls him a “Pu-y”.

In addition to forcing Jones to get out of the car and calling him derogatory names in the videos, the unidentified woman also accuses Jones of not having a degree and claims that she makes a million dollars a year.

The use of “fighting expressions” or those that “by the very utterance cause injury or tend to cause an immediate breach of the peace” is a violation of Washington law and may result in a charge of disorderly conduct. The offense could result in a 90-day prison sentence and a fine of up to $1,000, but there is no indication authorities are investigating the parking dispute.

Still, the videos have been viewed over 1.5 million times on Instagram and hundreds of thousands of times through re-sharing.

Some viewers mocked and mocked the woman's erratic behavior, while others pointed out that the situation could have become serious for Jones.

“Sad to see how this lady behaves and yet if he got out of the car to defend himself who would go to prison? It's definitely not her. And yet she’s the one who’s harassing him!” a viewer reference.

“She thinks she wants this until someone accepts her offer. Then everyone stands up for the crazy people who wanted to shake hands with a man,” wrote another viewer.