A restaurant owner within the UK couldn’t help but share the hilarious secret note he received — and now, the hush-hush message meant just for the delivery driver goes viral around the globe.
Waseem Banaras, the owner of Munchies Eston, needed to laugh when he received a rare but honest delivery note.
“Knock quietly, I’m imagined to be on a weight loss plan,” the receipt’s message read.
The struggling dieter had ordered a Texas BBQ personal pizza, a waffle with double chocolate ice cream and chocolate sauce and a Dr. Pepper at 6:05 p.m. on Dec. 11.
Banaras shared that the Just Eat delivery driver did follow through with the request.
“The delivery driver definitely did follow the request,” the shop owner said.
“We couldn’t possibly betray the client’s trust.”
The owner of the to-go fast food shop thought the request was so hilarious, he posted a photograph of the receipt online to share some laughs.
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“Your secret is secure with us…” he captioned the photo.
He explained that he simply “found it hilarious.”
“It felt like something we might all do!” Banaras said.
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The post went viral when it made it onto a preferred meme page, @the_dadclub_, where it quickly racked up over 110,000 likes and 500 comments.
A viewer commented: “Shh don’t tel my kids.” [sic]
One other said: “A cheat day is required once in a while stay strong.”
“The double chocolate weight loss plan,” another person joked.
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While this note was written with good intentions, others have gone viral sharing rude notes they’ve received from indignant customers or drivers.
A foodie who ordered DoorDash to her house was shocked when she opened the food bag to find a rude and threatening note.
A restaurant owner within the UK couldn’t help but share the hilarious secret note he received — and now, the hush-hush message meant just for the delivery driver goes viral around the globe.
Waseem Banaras, the owner of Munchies Eston, needed to laugh when he received a rare but honest delivery note.
“Knock quietly, I’m imagined to be on a weight loss plan,” the receipt’s message read.
The struggling dieter had ordered a Texas BBQ personal pizza, a waffle with double chocolate ice cream and chocolate sauce and a Dr. Pepper at 6:05 p.m. on Dec. 11.
Banaras shared that the Just Eat delivery driver did follow through with the request.
“The delivery driver definitely did follow the request,” the shop owner said.
“We couldn’t possibly betray the client’s trust.”
The owner of the to-go fast food shop thought the request was so hilarious, he posted a photograph of the receipt online to share some laughs.
Jam Press/@munchies_eston
“Your secret is secure with us…” he captioned the photo.
He explained that he simply “found it hilarious.”
“It felt like something we might all do!” Banaras said.
Jam Press/@munchies_eston
The post went viral when it made it onto a preferred meme page, @the_dadclub_, where it quickly racked up over 110,000 likes and 500 comments.
A viewer commented: “Shh don’t tel my kids.” [sic]
One other said: “A cheat day is required once in a while stay strong.”
“The double chocolate weight loss plan,” another person joked.
Jam Press/@munchies_eston
While this note was written with good intentions, others have gone viral sharing rude notes they’ve received from indignant customers or drivers.
A foodie who ordered DoorDash to her house was shocked when she opened the food bag to find a rude and threatening note.
