/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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McDonald's' app doesn't actually send the order until you're on the location and verify that you are, probably to protect against prank orderers. I guess that makes sense, because people could send in orders for sandwiches like this thing all day long otherwise and never pick them up.
Either way, that means I got to see the reaction of the people at the counter as they saw it come in. One guy's eyes widened and he started talking really excitedly in Spanish about what was on the burger order that just came in. He then asked me if I was the mobile order, to which I replied "Yes" with as straight a face as I could.
He then started to laugh and said "You must be hungry, then." The guys in the back were losing it too.