People Are Slamming This 'Stupid' Request Given To Restaurant

There's demanding requests... and then there's this!

Social media users are slamming a request given to a restaurant, detailing how to 'prepare Alan and Karen's burgers'.

The request had a list of instructions, detailing exactly how Alan and Karen like their fast food. Take a look for yourself...

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The request - which was posted on Facebook - reads: "1. All buns in one container.

"All meats in one container. PLEASE burger patties as RARE as possible (just brown each side).

"All veggies in one container. All cheeses in one container.

"Of course fries in separate containers.

"Sauces or other items separate also. THANK YOU!"

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The person wrote alongside the post: "Ok, so I don't usually post, but this I couldn't resist... 2 guests came in today with their own printed instructions on how they wanted their food prepared. Absofu**inglutely, Karen."

And other users found it hilarious, with one person commenting: "I'd be making them pay for all those extra containers."

While another said: "I would have looked at this & said f**k no. Absolutely not. That’s entirely too many containers. I would have responded with 'this times ridiculous & the order will not be filled this way. Either your burger comes made or make it yourself at home'."

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And a third added: "Wtf. Go to the grocery store and cook it yourself Karen."

Meanwhile a fourth commented: "Sounds like they need to go to a grocery store."

A fifth advised: "Stay home! And cook it yourself!"

Another joked: "The kind of people who end up with publicly unspeakable things happening to their food!"

"Why do they want build-a-burger??" Asked one.

"Lol it would be a Karen too," pointed out another.

Others didn't think it was too bad however, with one commenting: "Hey at least they’re direct and know what they want."

And another said: "I'll say this.. yes it's annoying but at least they didn't try to ramble all that off to the server when they got there. You can pass the paper off to chef and make it easy on them also. A nice tip is def in order though."

What do you think?!

Topics: Life, Food and Drink

Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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