FURIOUS punters have slammed a video showing a man being treated as a "human vending machine" - with the man having cash shoved into his mouth as he is ordered to LICK the street.

Pranksters filmed themselves taunting their victim by telling him to perform disturbing acts after getting him to ‘eat’ £10 and £20 notes.

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They also bombard him with highly personal questions during the cruel prank.

The video starts with the man being asked what his favourite drug is, with the man replying "base" - slang for amphetamine.

He is then asked: “Who’s your favourite bird, anyone in the world?” He replies: “Katie Price.”

The man behind the camera then presses him on which horse he usually bets on. He says it’s a horse called Speedfreak and won "a fiver from three quid on."

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The prankster then says: "Put this score [£20 note] in your mouth and I’ll give you it,” as the note is held in front of him.

The man then opens his mouth and takes the cash.

The pranksters then demand the man "lick the floor".

The man, who asks if the video is a "rib take", then lies on the pavement before voices yell out “No, lick the floor.”

The man then tries to stop, but eventually bends forward to lick the ground.

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The man is also asked personal questions, including about his sex life, with the man finally saying: "I'm going to go."

But the pranksters got more than they bargained for when online viewers blasted the film – which has been viewed more than 28,000 times on the web.

Mick Donaghue wrote: “Idiots whoever took part in this, youse are a disgrace to our city.”

Carolyn Scobie said: “Disgraceful. Why oh why make fun of him? All I can say karma to them!”

Another comment, left by Allan McCann, said: "Disgraceful. Embarrassing Scotland with your childish, foolish antics."

The clip – called Human Vending Machine – appeared online just yesterday.

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