A customer at a McDonald's in Tennessee has been arrested on assault charges after he allegedly burned an employee on Thursday morning with hot coffee because it was too watery, police say.

After purchasing a coffee at a Nashville McDonald's on Broadway near Interstate 40, Charles Prince reportedly determined that his cup of joe was too watery and simply not strong enough.

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He told the cashier of his situation, who informed him that the coffee was fresh-brewed daily, according to WKRN.

Charles Prince was arrested on Thursday for allegedly burning an employee with hot coffee after it was too watery and not strong enough, police say. (Metro Nashville Police Department)

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Upset over the situation, a witness told police that Prince purposefully knocked over the large cup of coffee and spilled it over the counter. The hot liquid subsequently poured on a female employee's arm, who had visible burn marks in the process.

He was booked into the Nashville Metro jail on Thursday but has since been released on a $1,500 bond.

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Back in February, an angry customer at a Cleveland Macdonald's was arrested for assault after he threw two hot coffees in the face of a worker because the employee handed him two when he only ordered one. The employee was rushed to the hospital with first-degree burns on her neck and shoulder.