Luke Vincent Gatti: University Of Connecticut Student Expelled For Tantrum Over Mac And Cheese [NSFW, Video]

A 19-year-old University of Connecticut student, Luke Vincent Gatti, was reportedly expelled after a video showing his drunken tirade with the manager of a campus cafeteria went viral. The student is due to appear in court on October 13 on criminal trespassing and second-degree breach of peace charges, reports Yahoo News.

The (NSFW, expletive-filled) video starts with the sweat pant- and hoodie-clad teen standing with his face inches from another man’s who is identified as the manager of the Union Street Market.

“You’re a f***ing idiot,” were the first words from Gatti’s mouth as he held his index finger inches from the manager’s face.

The manager, in a rather relaxed and friendly tone, considering what the teen just said to him, warned him that he’s going to get expelled if he keeps it up.

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“Yeah, yeah, I’m going to get expelled,” Gatti drunkenly taunted the manager, continuing his tantrum.

The manager then explained to the 19-year-old that he has been drinking underage, and that he brought an open bottle of liquor into a cafeteria.

“Think about it! Think!” the manager implores Luke Gatti.

The manager, becoming frustrated, asks Gatti to ask anyone else in the establishment if bringing beer into the unlicensed cafe is acceptable.

“Can I have beer in here?” Gatti asks the room.

“No,” a woman’s voice can be heard responding after a moment of uncomfortable silence.

After being asked to leave several more times, Luke Gatti turned and smiled at the person recording the video, then turned his attention back to the manager, and held his index finger up in the man’s face.

“You’re going to look like a f***ing fool,” Gatti stated. “You’re a f***ing f**.”

Apparently, not getting the picture, the teen attempted to explain to the manager why he should be served.

“Anyways. I don’t understand,” Gatti continued. “You know police are not going to come to this. It’s a f***ing joke.”

Gatti then repeated his belief that the manager is a “f***king joke” and that his job is the same. Gatti then closely examined the manager’s name tag and motioned to it with mock reverence.

“What are you the manager of — OH, Union Street Market,” Gatti’s diatribe continued.

During Gatti’s inspection of the manager’s name tag, he touched the manager’s chest which prompted him to advise Gatti not to touch him. Gatti responded with two shoves to the manager’s chest, nearly knocking him off his feet. At this point, another patron appeared and got in between the manager and Gatti, calmly imploring Gatti to simply leave.

Gatti then turned his attention back to the bacon mac and cheese that he felt he has been so wrongly denied.

“I’ll pay for it,” the deluded teen stated, as if anyone had questioned his ability to pay for the food.

Gatti and the first patron who came to the aid of the manager then traded shoves and a female employee admonished both of them, telling both that if they “want to fight” to leave.

The man who was trying to help raised his hands in the air and walked away, while Gatti held his face inches from the woman’s and stated several times “I realize he’s your boss,” while motioning toward the manager.

After calling the manager a “retard” and asking him if he was a “f***ing idiot,” Gatti then shoved the manager in the chest several more times, daring him to call the police. This caused other patrons to come forward and attempt to block Gatti’s aggression.

Gatti then continued to demand his mac and cheese and explained that he “will pay for it” while others in the cafeteria calmly asked the teen to calm down. Gatti appeared determined to get his mac and cheese and berate the manager.

Gatti then gave one final push to the manager’s chest, firm and calculated, which caused another male coworker to put Gatti in a headlock and force him to the ground. The employee and the manager held Gatti on the ground before a police officer arrived and handcuffed Gatti after a short time. Once the officer got Gatti back to his feet, he motioned toward the manager as if to spit on him. The officer then quickly moved Gatti out of the building, where he was charged and later expelled for his tantrum.

[Screenshots Courtesy NickNews1 / YouTube]