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Video shows KFC staff licking chicken

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2 years ago

October 25, 2022

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A group of KFC staff in Australia are under fire for their after work antics shared in a viral TikTok video

Staff members from a Queensland KFC are facing scrutiny after a video posted online showing their after work antics.

In the now viral TikTok video, an employee can be seen putting her mouth over a tray of chicken.

Other videos show employees grabbing handfuls of food and throwing it around the workplace.

Then an employee can be seen biting a fistful of lettuce before putting it back into its storage container.

Social media users have slammed the behaviour, labelling it ‘disgusting’ and ‘dirty’

The videos have now reeled in over a million views.

But the fast food giant has not commented on the situation.

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