Hell hath no fury like an Apple fanboy scorned. 
 
 A French customer Hulked out in an Apple Store in Dijon, smashing everything in sight, one slick item at a time. He employed a small steel ball, the kind usually used in the yard game pétanque. The rampage was captured by others in the store. 
 
 Un mec détruit un Apple Store avec une boule de pétanque PARTIE 1 pic.twitter.com/XC9i8C9chH — Qυεηтιη  (@Quentin_IOS) September 29, 2016 
 
 It appears the incident was sparked by a refund dispute. In between wrecking iPhone, MacBooks, and iPads, he says in French, “Apple is a company that 'violated' European consumers' rights. They refused to reimburse me, I told them: 'Give me my money back'. They said no. So you know what's happening? This is happening!" 
 
 According to a local news report, the man was apprehended by a security guard and arrested, after causing considerable damage. Here’s a video of his attempt to flee the scene. 
 
 Fun fact: The French word for Apple is "pomme,” which is the root word for “pummel,” so maybe this guy was just confused. 
 
 H/T Mashable ||||| Dozens of people picked up on skid row by an enterprising man hoping to secure a load of new iPhones said they were left unpaid and stranded at the Pasadena Apple store. 
 
 Dominoe Moody, 43, said he was taken to Pasadena from a downtown Los Angeles homeless mission with several van-loads of people to wait in line overnight for the latest iPhone. 
 
 He was promised $40, but said he wasn’t paid because after handing the man the iPhone, the man was taken away by police when people became upset with him. 
 
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 “It didn’t go right. I stood out here all night,” he said, adding that he has no way to get home. 
 
 Pasadena Police Lt. Jason Clawson confirmed that a fight broke out about 9 a.m. as a man left the store with multiple iPhones. 
 
 Other people who were in line and hired by the man began fighting with him because they said they weren’t being paid enough, Clawson said. Police escorted the man from the scene, he said. 
 
 Most people weren’t paid by the man, Moody said, estimating that 70 to 80 were recruited and driven to the store to wait in line. 
 
 “They need to bring him back ... to pick up the people that he brought here,” said Vivian Fields, 49. “We have no way to get home.” 
 
 Fields, who is in a wheelchair, said she was approached by recruiters at a homeless shelter on skid row and arrived in Pasadena on Thursday about 7 p.m. She waited overnight at the store. 
 
 Pasadena police are not investigating the incident, Clawson said. 
 
 "It's not a police issue. It's a business issue," he said. 
 
 Clawson estimated that at least 200 people were outside of the store Friday morning waiting for it to open. The store hired two Pasadena police officers to keep control of the crowd, he said. 
 
 Police arrested George Westbrook, 23, of Compton and Lamar Mitchell, 43, of Pasadena for fighting in line outside of the store earlier Friday morning, he said. 
 
 The newest edition of Apple’s iconic phone is being released in various colors, including gold. Consumers also have the option of buying a less-expensive version with a plastic case. For the first time ever, the devices are being released in China on the same day they were made available everywhere else. 
 
 As in past iPhone releases, it appears some people are paying others to wait in line to buy the devices so they can be resold later for a profit. 
 
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– Geez, the French are even sophisticated while performing wanton acts of destruction. The Verge reports a young man was caught on video calmly and methodically wrecking up an Apple Store in France over a refund disagreement. The man used a steel ball—apparently the kind used in a French lawn game—to break at least 10 iPhones and a MacBook Air, one at a time, before being arrested outside the store. “Apple is a company that violated European consumers' rights," the Daily Dot quotes the man as saying in French during his iPhone smashing. "They refused to reimburse me. I told them: 'Give me my money back.' They said no. So you know what's happening? This is happening!"