A McDonald's worker has revealed the most "baffling" thing that customers always say to him, and when we think about it - it does seem really weird.
McDonald's is something that most of us crave from time to time and everyone has their go-to orders that they know will hit the spot.
Maybe you're a fan of the nuggets or perhaps a sucker for a good burger? Though let's not get started on those who order the Filet-O-Fish.
When heading to the golden arches, we can often be in a rush and sometimes don't even get out of the car, and this can apparently lead to some baffling conversations.
One McDonald's worker has taken to TikTok to reveal what he refers to as a "baffling" thing that customers always say to him.
The worker, Harry Oliver, said that people often approach him and order "a cheeseburger with no cheese."
You might be thinking that this is a perfectly reasonable request, but when hamburgers exist it seems bizarre to order a cheeseburger with no cheese.
It seems like other workers of the fast food restaurant chain found the video very relatable as they took to the comments to add their own experiences.
One person said: "Asking for something plain, but only having ketchup, cheese and onions on it. Is it plain or NOT?"
A second added: "When you’re repeating their order to them to check if it’s theirs and they nod, don’t check the receipt, and then say the food isn’t theirs."
A third person said: "When they only order a sandwich, not meal, and then get mad because I didnt read their mind and know that they meant to say it was a meal."
It would seem like the customer isn't always right, or as a fourth person eloquently put it: "No literally customers are the most baffling things I have to deal with."
Harry added other weird things that people say to him, including people who ask if the fries are hot, people who don't understand how table service works, and those who don't answer when their order number is called.
The video was so popular, Harry did a follow-up that revealed customers say even more bizarre things including those who ask for fries with no salt, but then proceed to use salt packets.
Maybe we as customers need to vow to be better because clearly, we are the problem.
