Woman hailed a legend over breakfast at all-inclusive hotel

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It all kicks off at breakfast, where auntie Marie manages a whopping five courses, consisting first of a light starter of banana, jam and croissants.

Next up, Marie goes straight into a hot plate of beans, ham, sausages and scrambled egg, followed by a yoghurt for her third course. She then opts for a fourth round of churros and chocolate sauce, before finishing off her first meal of the day with more sausage, omelette, beans and bacon.

Truly inspiring!

Just a matter of hours later and auntie Marie can be seen enjoying a massage, with Danielle captioning the clip, 'getting limbered up for lunch'.

She begins her second meal of the day with a soup and buttered bread, followed by a plate of ham, cheese slices and bread. Round three is a chicken salad with potatoes, followed by a sweet dish of cake and ice cream.

Now, a holiday just isn't a holiday without poolside snacks and after an afternoon siesta, so Marie tucks into a plate of fries and a wrap.

Dinner is a six-course affair, with Marie kicking it off with a plate of nachos and chips, followed by gammon, onion rings, sweetcorn and tacos. Next up, there's a fajita and coleslaw, followed by a crepe, two potted desserts and a bowl of ice cream.

And people are obsessed with auntie Marie's commitment to the all-inclusive, with one person calling her a 'fu**ing legend'.

Another said: "She totally understood the all inclusive assignment!!!"

And a third added: "This is where Aunt Marie makes her money back."

While a fourth commented: "It’s the skipping into the evening meal for me. Love you Auntie Marie."

And a fifth said: "Go on gal! You don’t pay for all inclusive for nothing!"

"No cos her and I are the same person on an all inclusive holiday!! She's living her best life," added a sixth.

Brits love an all-inclusive hol, but earlier this year, we told you about a new alcohol cap on all-inclusive holidays in Spain.

Now, limits will be applied to the booze on specific all-inclusive breaks across the Balearic Islands, according to the local government.