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Woman filmed telling a Chinese bus driver to ‘go back to China’ — while they are in China

Woman filmed telling a Chinese bus driver to ‘go back to China’ — while they are in China

A viral clip shows a woman telling a Chinese bus driver to “go back to China where you belong,” despite the two already being in China.

April 18, 2022
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A viral clip shows a woman telling a Chinese bus driver to “go back to China where you belong,” despite the two already being in China.
The video was posted to the popular subreddit r/PublicFreakout last year and has gone viral again after being reposted to TikTok last month by user @sidneycrosby33.
The woman in the video can be heard saying to the man, “So why don’t you go back to China where you belong, motherf*cker,” to which the man in the video responds, “You are in China.” She then says, “I’m standing in Hong Kong,” shortly before the video cuts off.
The video does not appear to show what caused the woman to begin berating the bus driver, though the uploader suggested that she may have been intoxicated in the caption.
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Many users in the comment section mocked the woman for being an “average American” and expressed disbelief toward the woman’s ignorance. 
One user commented, “Tell me you’re an American without telling me you’re an American,” while another wrote, “Why are they never embarrassed.”
Since being uploaded to TikTok on March 24, the video has garnered over 3.1 million views and 509,000 likes.
 
Featured Image via @sidneycrosby33
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