This is the hilarious moment a woman was told "that's no a dug by the way" after she fed a seagull on a Scots street.
In the comedic video - which has now gone viral - the lady was told, "you cannae pat it and say good boy and all that", after she offered the bird some fast food treats.
The hilarity unfolded on Ayr Main Street in Ayrshire at around 8.15pm on Sunday, August 22.
In the video a woman can be seen bent down on the pavement outside a takeaway on the street.
She offers what appears to be a chip to a seagull, which flies over and happily obliges.
Out of nowhere a man across the road can then be heard shouting, "that's no a dug by the way."
Andrew Boyle, who was filming the hilarity from his parked car, then bursts into hysterics.
The jokester, who is wearing a red jumper a white cap, continues: "It's no a dug. You cannae pat it and say good boy and all that.
"There's about three million of them about here. A ken about three hundred of them will come down now, ya nutjob.
"You wanty put a wee lead oan it?!"
Videoman Andrew, 28, posted the video on his Facebook page - and it quickly went viral.
Andrew, from Ayr, said: "I had just finished work and was picking up the Mrs and her kid for something to eat in Ayr Main Street when it happened.
"I was parked up while she was in the shop and to the left of me was a drunk women. I started to record her as she was feeding the seagull her food she had just got, which was pretty funny.
"Then this gentleman walked by and said what he said, and we just burst out laughing."
The video has now been viewed almost 100,000 times, has over a 1,000 comments and has over 2,000 reactions.
It has had social media users in stitches, with one saying: "I miss Scotland and how everyone takes the p*** out of strangers."
Another said: "Aww brilliant … when he walks away and shouts - you wanty put a wee lead oan it? Haha."
A third said: "Hahahaha brilliant."
While another added: "Scottish humour at it's best."
Andrew admitted he never expected it to blow up the way it did on his Facebook.
He said: "I didn’t think the video would have such an impact I have had loads of mails and comments about it."
