Looks like Gordan Ramsay’s 22-year-old son is a bit of a hothead just like his old man, after this amusing story that came out of Titan Festival in Cornwall this week.

Jack Ramsay, who is a member of the Royal Marines (so perhaps not all mouth like his dad), had ordered himself a burger from one of the food tents at the festival. However, he must have got distracted or something because the burger remained unclaimed for about 20 minutes.

Another festival-goer and his pals grew annoyed with the order number repeatedly being called and nobody collecting it – so decided to claim it for themselves. As one of them explained to MailOnline:

‘We hustled over and claimed the ticket even though it wasn’t ours just so we could carry on eating our chips without hearing the number being called out.

We placed the order on the table where we sat and let it sit there until Jack came over to claim his burger.

This is where things got interesting because his reaction to being late for his order and the fact we had taken it and put it on a table for him he wouldn’t accept.’

The reveller then claims he was slapped across the face with the burger by one of Jack’s friends, escalating the situation and prompting security to step in.

Photos from the incident show Jack talking animatedly to the security guards while a brief 2-second clip shows him yelling ‘scum’ at the lads who pinched his burger.

The man explained:

‘I wasn’t very happy about having burger juice dripping out of my ear so I decided to confront him which resulted in me trying to throw him over [the] counter as a reaction to having a burger slapped in my face…

He then decided that we are all “f***ing scum”, which he shouted at us despite none of us calling him any rude names in return.’

Well, it must’ve been a hell of a burger for Jack Ramsay to get so worked up over it all. Sounds like it was all just one big misunderstanding! This group of boys collected Jack’s burger and left it on a table for him so that they wouldn’t have to keep hearing his order number being called out, but then of course it’s always going to feel a bit dodgy to eat a burger that some stranger has collected and placed on a table for you.

Maybe not quite ‘scum’ behaviour as Jack put it, but not the best idea in hindsight. Then again this kid was raised on F-bombs and culinary meltdowns, so it’s probably the only appropriate reaction coming a Ramsay. Gordon would be proud.

Speaking of burgers, get a load how things are going for McDonald’s new Chicken Big Mac. Surprising numbers.