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Hazie's, a San Francisco restaurant co-owned by celebrity chef Joey Altman in Hayes Valley, had quite an eventful Saturday night. A video showing a couple assaulting employees at the restaurant has gone viral on social media, racking up over 780,000 views.

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She ignored pleas by others involved to let go of Marchese’s hair until, as Marchese explained, “I needed to give her an incentive to let me go. So, I grabbed her phone out of her hands,” Marchese said. “And I chucked that shit.” It worked. She let his hair go and immediately ran after her phone.

Yeah, I dunno. He very clearly trips her on purpose. This after she has disengaged from the fight and is running away. Isn't he at that point just...taking advantage of a woman's intoxicated state to hurt her? Are we sure that's okay?

I'm seeing a screenshot which SEEMS to be from the guy who tripped her, claiming that he did it accidentally. He very clearly did it on purpose, so this claim seems to indicate consciousness of guilt. I get that she was the villain of the piece up to that point, but that trip doesn't look okay.

Yeah, the guy who tripped her was the one she'd grabbed and would not let go of. He was leaving; she ran after him because she evidently hadn't had enough. She got enough.

All this, then the boyfriend tries to be a hard ass at the end? Really? My brother in Christ, you were dragged out of the restaurant in a headlock. Pick up your dumb drunk chick and go home.

"Shireen Afkari, senior manager of growth marketing and retention at Strava, and Christian Bruchman, a staff scientist at Advanced Land and Water."

Meanwhile I’m a nice person but since my credit score is below 700 this b will continue to be able to live life without stress and the rest of us suffer. I’m sure she’s not worried about Xmas gifts next week.

That drunk ass bitch Karen getting body slammed to the floor by the tall lady employee was just as tasty as the Asian guy who tripped her outside at the end. Her boyfriend is a jerk too. They deserve each other.

Man, I lived in San Francisco in the early mid 90s. Hayes Valley sure as hell didn’t look like that. I was nervous every every time I had to go through there. Street lights out random gunfire a few blocks away. pretty nervy.

She may not know it yet, (she thinks she's a "hard partier"), but she's looking at a lot of years of rehab and AA to get past this side herself. Good luck sis, you're gonna need it.