SEE IT: Arizona ‘Karen’ slapped in the face after racist rant at gas station

According to the man who originally shot the video, the white woman stormed into the Shell station on Saturday to complain about her gas pump not working and almost immediately got into a shouting match with another woman, telling her "to go back to her country.” (Greg Conn / Facebook)

A white woman was slapped in the face during a racist rant at a Phoenix gas station which included telling a Native American woman to “go back to Mexico.”

The woman was quickly dubbed “Arizona Karen,” a reference to a viral meme about racist white women.

According to the man who originally shot the video, the white woman stormed into the Shell station on Saturday to complain about her gas pump not working and almost immediately got into a shouting match with another woman, telling her "to go back to her country.”

“Native Americans are from this country,” the woman replies. “Don’t serve her racist a--,” she tells the cashier.

“Karen” then tells the man filming to stay out of the situation before turning back on the other woman.

“Where are you from? Where were you born?” she asks.

“Where are you from, b----?” the younger woman replies. “I was born in America. Where are your ancestors from? They’re not from this country.”

“You better go back to Mexico,” “Karen” says before she shoves the younger woman, who then slaps her in the face.

The angry woman then stormed out of the station as the man filming heckles her.

According to TMZ, “Karen” originally said she was the manager of the store but has instead been banned from all U.S. locations of the convenience store by the owners.