Disturbing footage shows a trio of teens pummeling a Bronx Papa John’s worker before fleeing with two stolen pizzas — leaving the clerk afraid of returning to work because it is “too dangerous.”

The thugs – two 18-year-olds and one 15-year-old – barged into the fast food joint on East 204th Street near Decatur Avenue in Norwood around 11:30 p.m. Saturday and started an argument with worker Zakir Husain, 32, over their food order, according to cops and the victim.

Video shows one of the boys, wearing all red, leaning through the order window and talking before two of his pals walk through a door that appears to lead behind the counter.

The two 18-year-olds and one 15-year-old allegedly pummeled Papa John’s worker Zakir Husain inside and outside of the store late Saturday.

Seconds later, the trio drag Husain back through the door and begin thrashing him in the restaurant.

“I say, ‘Please, anybody call the police? Anybody call the police? Can anybody go lock [the door]?’” Husain told The Post in a phone interview.

“He pushed me outside, and he started punching,” he continued. “I am trying to lock the door and then he pushed me outside and punching – he started punching.”