‘I am a scientist. There is no corona!’ Maskless N.J. bank customer goes on tirade in viral video. - NJ.com

"I am going now to court to fight masks," a woman told an employee of an Englewood bank.

Her Black Friday rant was recorded and shared on Twitter, where it has been viewed more than 1 million times.Twitter via @ItsMrSizzle.

A woman who went on a tirade after refusing to wear a mask at a New Jersey bank on Black Friday has become the subject of a viral video.

In the video, recorded at an Englewood Citibank, the customer berates a bank employee and threatens their job, promising they’re going to become “famous.”!

In the same breath that the woman says there is no corona(virus), she seems to worry about what would happen if the employee has COVID-19!

The video has been viewed 1.4 million times since it was shared Sunday on Twitter by @FirenzeMike, who called the woman a “maskless Karen.”.

People are also required to wear masks in outdoor public spaces if they cannot practice social distancing, with certain exceptions, including eating and exercising.

Phil Murphy’s April executive order pertaining to masks in indoor spaces a disorderly persons offense, imposing a penalty of a 30-day jail sentence and fines of up to $500 for anyone who would refuse to wear one.

Eric Seifert, who uses the Twitter handle @ItsMrSizzle, shared the bank video with @FirenzeMike.

A friend of Seifert’s who wishes to remain anonymous recorded the video Nov.

27 while at the Englewood bank, he says.

He then shared the video with friends, including Seifert, in a group text.

After seeing the video, former NBA player Rex Chapman shared it with his 1 million followers.

“Because I will take this all the way,” she says, speaking to a masked bank employee behind the counter!

At one point, the woman appears to be responding to an offer of a mask.

Don’t make me wear your mask.

Did you just suggest for me to wear your dirty mask.

He says his friend noted that police showed up as he was leaving the Englewood bank

She could be giving it to people in the bank,” Seifert says of the woman in the video