By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Street Outlaws star Bobby Ducote is in Jupiter, Florida this weekend. He is taking part in the season-opening Street Outlaws No Prep Kings event at Palm Beach International Raceway.
After the first round of eliminations on Friday night, Ducote and others went to a nearby IHOP to get something to eat. While there, Ducote begins to record an altercation that a man and a woman have with the staff.
In the video, someone can be heard saying “You’re the worst.” The people arguing appeared to be a part of a wedding party.
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Shortly thereafter, a woman, who appears to be the manager, comes over to Ducote’s table. She tells him not to record it while on the phone.
He tells her “f*ck you, I’m recording this. That dude threatened to shoot that boy. Your boy said that he threatened to shoot that man. I can record everything that I want to.”
The woman, who appears to be the manager, eventually picked up a dish to block her picture. Then, she drops the plate and breaks it into a guy’s food.
They were told to leave. The alleged manager called Ducote “disrespectful” for taking the video.
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“Wow this lady really tried to block with a plate then flip dropped it and said it slipped,” he said in a Facebook post. “This all started by another group that came in. One lady brought a can drink in [and] the cook flipped out on her and when her husband said something, the cook threatens to pow-pow the husband in the face. Can’t make this up IHOP then we were told by the police we can never come back. WOW, maybe the workers acting like this shouldn’t be allowed back.”
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