So unjust.

An Australian man faces a huge fine after using his drone to fly to a local hardware store to pick up a sausage sandwich.

Drone footage obtained by EFTM shows a man placing a note in plastic bag reading "Please buy snag and put in bag, here's $10." He then flies the drone to the local Bunnings Warehouse 2 kilometres (1.24 miles) away to collect his delicious prize.

Bunnings is a home and hardware chain that has routine fundraising barbecues at its stores.

"Sausage sizzles" are basically social institutions in Australia, offering the opportunity to eat a cheap BBQ lunch and donate money to a local charity at the same time.

Bunnings barbecues combines the beloved national past-time with the act of going to a hardware store. A two for one.

While it is legal to fly a drone recreationally, there is strict rules around flying in and around areas with lots of people. You know, because of the whole accidentally falling onto someone thing.

Everyday Australians who understand the sanctity of the "Bunnings sausages sizzle" however, took to Twitter leaping to the defence of the accused, who may have to pay A$9000 ($6979) according to EFTM just because he was hungry.

Aussie of the year winner



Man flies drone to Bunnings to get Sausage Sizzle from his hot tubhttps://t.co/jJVdi3L4UZ — Tom Atkinson (@Tommy_A7) November 8, 2016

If a man picking up a #Bunnings sausage via drone isn't innovative & agile thinking then I don't know what is: https://t.co/Q93xmKiZEQ @smh — Emily Shen (@_emshen) November 9, 2016

WHAT KIND OF COUNTRY DO WE LIVE IN WHEN A PERSON CAN'T GET A SNAG FROM BUNNINGS https://t.co/3gFx4gBLQz — DUCKY (@DUCKVILLELOL) November 9, 2016