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I'm a female mechanic - my customer service skills run out when a certain type of person walks in

By Isabella Little |

A FEMALE mechanic has shared a video describing how she loses her cool when interacting with poorly behaved customers.

The TikTok-ing mechanic, known for her work on classic cars, said her customer service "runs out" with rude guests.

A TikToker pretended to relive a customer service nightmare

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A TikToker pretended to relive a customer service nightmareCredit: TikTok/vermilionvixenmain
Vermillion Vixen distorts her face as she pretends to be angry with a customer

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Vermillion Vixen distorts her face as she pretends to be angry with a customerCredit: TikTok/vermilionvixenmain

The video, created by Vermillion Vixen (@vermilionvixenmain), showed the creator pretending to get angry at a customer.

"When your customer service abilitys [sic] run out," she said in the subtitles.

Vermillion lip-synced to a popular TikTok sound of two people interrupting each other.

The sound ends with a man angrily and distortedly yelling "Yes you do" to a woman.

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Vermillion ends the video by shaking her head, pretending the soundtrack replicated a customer service conversation.

The video now has 18,600 views.

"Every once in a while, a real gem walks into the shop," she captioned the video.

Other service workers took to the video's comments section to air their grievances with poorly behaved customers.

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One said: "I told someone to get tf outta my store and shop somewhere else the other night."

Another said: "omg i feel that in my soul."

Vermillion has over 1.3million followers on her TikTok page.

The mechanic posts explainers for mechanic's tools, classic engine parts, and workout videos.

She said in other videos that she is rebuilding a mid-2000s Mazda Miata.