Irate Aldi shopper coughs in worker's face during row at the checkout

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An irate Aldi shopper has been filmed coughing in a worker's face during a row at the checkout.

The incident happened at a Mount Druitt supermarket in Sydney at the weekend. Needless to say, during the coronavirus pandemic, coughing has the ability to spread the deadly virus.

Watch the moment the woman coughs on the worker below: 

In the video above, the woman can be heard questioning: "Where's the hundred dollars you just grabbed out of my hand?"

Before the employee has a chance to respond, the woman then shouts over him.

"Mate, I just had f***ing hundreds in my hand, where is it?" she screams. "Where the f*** is it?"

Two workers then explain to the woman that they do not have her money, but she does not appear to listen to them. Instead, she repeatedly swears at them, asking where her money is.

"Get it out of your f***ing till, c***!!" she demands.

One employee is then forced to hide his face behind a newspaper as she deliberately coughs on him.

The woman then yells "you f***ing grubs!" before finally leaving the supermarket.

The footage of the incident was posted to Facebook where people were, understandably, disgusted by the woman's behavior.

Per the Daily Mail, one viewer wrote: "Well aint [sic] she classy."

Meanwhile, another referred to the toilet paper shortage caused by the pandemic, writing, "Me trying to get toilet paper today".

This man was filmed licking supermarket products during the coronavirus pandemic: 

Unfortunately, this is not the first abusive incident to take place during the pandemic either.

A man in Belgium was also filmed deliberately spitting on his hand and wiping it on a subway car, seemingly to infect others, and in an equally disgusting incident, a landlord evicted a paramedic out of fear that they would pass on the coronavirus.