US McDonald’s receives order of 6400 items for prison inmates

A Macca’s worker has shared footage of the huge order a local prison put in which included thousands of burgers and sandwiches.

Somebody must have been really hungry.

A US McDonald’s worker from Georgia recently shared footage to TikTok showing a massive order that she said her restaurant received.

To make the situation even more challenging, the order (which included thousands of burgers and sandwiches) was asked to be prepared in only a few hours, Fox News reports.

The woman, who goes by the name of Brittani Marie Curtis on the social media platform, shared a video with the caption, “no lie, ya girl is tired!”

A Macca’s worker from the US said her restaurant received a huge order, worth about $7,000, from a local prison. Picture: TikTok/brittanicurtis23

It included 1,600 McChicken sandwiches and 1,600 McDoubles (cheeseburgers). Picture: TikTok/brittanicurtis23

In the clip, she showed multiple boxes filled with burgers and chicken sandwiches.

According to Brittani, the order asked for 1,600 McChicken sandwiches, 1,600 McDoubles (cheeseburgers) and 3,200 cookies. The customer also asked that it be ready in four hours.

While Brittani didn’t reveal how much the order cost, a commenter said that they did the math and the order likely cost more $7,000.

Brittani wrote in the comments section of her video that the order was being prepared for “a local prison”.

It comes after an Aussie Macca’s worker shared details of another unbelievable order which amounted to $3400, in August.

It comes after an Aussie Macca’s employee shared details to Facebook of an order that amounted to $3,400. Picture: Facebook

According to 7 News, it was shared on a Facebook group for Macca’s employees.

The photograph shows a huge order placed by one customer which included 70 Angus Clubhouse burgers, 39 McFamily Boxes and 234 additional burgers, 39 packs of 20 McNuggets and 69 Large Fries.

Macca’s workers joked they would “quit on the spot if I saw that order”.

“Small wait on the Angus burgers, shouldn’t be too long. Just wait around the corner,” joked another.

This article originally appeared on Fox News and was reproduced with permission

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