Entire Macca's staff shocked at unusual drive-thru order
A McDonald's enthusiast in the US has shared his unusual way for ordering fries from the drive-thru window.
Popular TikToker Jonathan Paul 'JP' Lambiase, who posts as @HellthyJunkFood, pulled up to his local Macca's store and ordered a "large fry" - but he had a unique request.
"Hi, I was wondering, could I get a large fry but could you put it in a large cup?" JP asked the drive-thru employee.
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JP asked for a large fries in a clear large cup. TikTok
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Through the speaker, the Macca's staffer repeated JP's order slowly, with a hint of confusion.
"But put it in a large cup… alright," he told him in the video.
As the driver pulled up to the next window, several McDonald's employees were gathered to see who ordered the fries in a cup.
"It's a good idea right," JP laughed to the curious staff. "There's more!"
He then took the large, clear cup out of the paper bag and put it in his cup holder.
"You put it right in the cup holder. I can drive safely and eat my fries," he said. "Travel fries!" his companion, Julia, added.
The TikToker revealed how he fits the fries in the cup holder. TikTok
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The 28-second-long video clearly struck a chord with TikTokers and Macca's fans alike, as the clip has since attracted over 6.4 million views.
Followers were amazed at JP's genius method for ordering "travel fries" and expressed their delight in the comments.
"See, this is why I love ya 'cause I never would have thought to do that until this video," one fan wrote.
"In the 90s McDonald's used to sell a 'bucket of fries' which was basically fries in a Large cup," another claimed.
Several McDonald's employees gathered to see who ordered the fries. TikTok
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Some commenters were also amused at the fact so many employees came to see who ordered the "fries in a cup" hack.
"The whole store came to see who ordered," one person wrote.
"My anxiety would never allow, apparently the whole store comes to see the spectacle."
JP and Julia from Hellthy Junk Food have also posted several other popular fast-food hack videos, including one which teaches you how to order a Whopper burger at McDonald's.
