Watch the astonishing moment a woman gets stuck in KFC drive-thru after having to blow into car's interlock breath-testing device<br /><br /> A driver has been left embarrassed after her vehicle became stuck at a KFC drive-through because her interlock device would not work.<br /><br />The Victorian mother pulled up to the drive-through section of the fast food restaurant to order a meal.<br /><br />The 700-year-old Coronation chair is getting a makeover<br />She was then reminded that she needed to blow into her interlock device in order to continue driving her car.'<br /><br />Interlock devices are electronic breath-testing devices which link to the ignition system of cars, motorcycles and heavy vehicles. <br /><br />A driver must return a blood alcohol reading of zero in order to start the car and regularly negative submit breath samples or else the engine will turn off.<br /><br />The driver apologized profusely as she tried to breathe into her interlock device several times while stuck at the drive-through.<br /><br />Her passenger recorded the embarrassing incident while laughing uncontrollably.<br /><br />'F***, I'm so sorry dude,' the driver said. 'It usually doesn't take me this long. You're making me nervous.'<br /><br />The KFC worker reassures the woman over speaker that she is fine and offers her words of encouragement.<br /><br />'You're all right, you've got his,' he said.<br /><br />The driver blows into the interlock device one last time before it finally beeps and begins working again.<br /><br />She then apologized again to the fast food worker. <br /><br />'You're not telling everyone are you?' the driver asked. <br /><br />A colleague then reassured the woman through the speaker everything was fine and that she happened to know someone who also had an interlock in their car. <br /><br />Footage of the incident was shared on TikTok where social media users were quick to praise the KFC worker for his supportive comments.<br /><br />'Supportive king lmao,' one person wrote.<br /><br />Others told the driver to not worry because they had been in similar situations.<br /><br />'I feel your pain. I've got one too,' one wrote.<br /><br />Another added: 'Relax we've all stuffed up in life'.
