Monica Briones & Holly Montellano Kicked out of Dollar Store for 8 Kids Behavior [WATCH]

Monica Briones and Holly Montellano are outraged after being kicked out of a dollar store for the behavior of their eight children. According to Yahoo Parenting, the two mothers were customers at the King Dollar store in Angleton, Texas. They claimed that a clerk mistreated them as they shopped around.

In the video seen below, you can hear the clerk screaming at them asking them to get out of the store. Briones is the mother of four children, and her friend, Montellano, has four as children as well. While being kicked out, the two mothers wanted a phone number to speak with the clerk's manager.

The viral video posted on Facebook has been watched more than 48,000 times. The clerk seemed to be upset by the number of kids the women had with them.

After the chaotic trip to the store, Montellano wrote in the video caption: "Our babies were actually just fine, on good behavior and were being super sweet in King Dollar tonight,” She contiuned, claiming that the store was already a mess before the clerk claimed her kids destroyed it.

“When Monica put something down that she decided she didn’t want, the lady behind the counter yelled at her to hand anything she didn’t want to her. We had a basket full that I kindly told her I decided I did not want … She also yells about how many kids we have with us! If you’re familiar with this store you know it’s always dirty!”

The mother of four said that she and her friend, didn't have anyone to watch their children. “We are independent mommas with four kids that we deeply love & would give our lives for! That we work more than three jobs for! We had to explain to them as they walked out of the store in tears, literally all eight of them, their little wondering hearts failed to understand why they were unwanted in a dollar store! It took everything in me to NOT reach over the counter and shut her up myself!”

But we all know there's two sides to a story. The store manager claimed the clerk that went off that night said the employee asked Montellano and Briones to leave long before the cameras started rolling.

"The kids were tearing this store up," a customer who was in the store at that time said. "I think the clerk did what she was supposed to do."

Montellano said even if her kids were acting up in the store, the clerk shouldn't have yelled at them like she did. "It didn't matter how many kids we had or how they were acting, you could have said what you needed to say in a nice way."

MStars News wants to know: What do you think on this story? Was the clerk wrong to tell the women and their kids to leave? Should there be a limit on how many kids are in a store with each caregiver?