DoorDash user trolls McDonald’s after ordering burger with everything removed
A McDonald’s customer used DoorDash to order a triple cheeseburger with ‘everything removed’ and was pleasantly surprises by what he received.
Greg, whose handle on X (formerly Twitter) is @greg16676935420, shared a screenshot of his DoorDash receipt, which showed one triple cheeseburger with ‘no ketchup’, ‘no pickle’, ‘no diced onion’s, ‘no 1/10 Lb beef’, ‘no mustard’, ‘no regular bun’, ‘no American cheese’ and ‘no salt’.
‘I ordered a triple cheeseburger with everything removed,’ he wrote on the social media platform on Saturday. ‘Stay tuned to see what happens.’
In another post while awaiting his delivery, Greg said: ‘Hopefully they don’t mess up my order (usually they do)’.
The DoorDash worker wound up sending a message to Greg to ensure that he was picking up what the customer desired.
Dan of DoorDash wrote, ‘You’re gonna get an empty box…you good with that?’
Greg said he responded, ‘Perfect, thank you.’
He received a brown bag from McDonald’s sealed together with stickers that read, ‘Your favorites sealed inside’.
Greg opened the bag and shared a picture showing a burger box with nothing inside.
He pointed out that McDonald’s had gotten his order correct, except for one detail – that the literal nothing burger should have come with a Triple Burger container instead of a McCrispy box that he received.
‘Somehow they still managed to screw up my order,’ wrote Greg.
He rated McDonald’s two out of five stars on DoorDash.
The subtotal was $5.39, with a waived delivery fee, $3 service fee, $0.42 in estimated tax and an $11 tip for the delivery person. That came out to a total of $19.81 for Greg’s test order of sorts.
Some social media users got a laugh out of it.
’20 USD for an empty box. Crazy!!!” wrote one X user.
Another user wrote: ‘This is hilarious!’
Greg’s experiment came as McDonald’s fans have complained about an increase in prices, and the company has vowed to make an effort to lower them. One furious McDonald’s customer earlier this year complained about a $7 Egg McMuffin and it went viral.
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