Food Delivery Rider Air Dismay on Customer for Being “OA” to BTS Meal Ordered
A rider from delivery services air dismay towards a customer who was an alleged fan of Korean boyband “BTS” for being “OA” (overacting) for her BTS meal.
The iconic fast-food giant McDonald’s recently launched the “BTS Meal,” which is named after the famed Korean boy band Bangtan Boys (BTS). The BTS meal was inspired by McDonald’s South Korea, and comprises 10-piece chicken McNuggets, medium World Famous Fries, medium Coca-Cola, as well as Sweet Chili and Cajun sauces.
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Many Filipino fans are eager to get one and save the package as a souvenir. Some consumers who ordered the “BTS” meal online routinely advise delivery riders to handle their orders with extreme caution in order to keep the package in good shape.
A delivery rider, on the other hand, is displeased with them because of overreacting reminders. A Food Panda rider shares his dissatisfaction with one of his customers who left a reminder for her order on Facebook.
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According to his post, the McDonald’s location where he picked up his food cautioned him against crumpling and folding the paper bag. “kuya bawal mo itupi bawal mo malukot kailangan straight lng ingatan mo yan kuya basta straight dapat yan,” he wrote.
As a result, he expresses his displeasure with them for their excessive attention to their food packaging. ” Di ako basher hahaha medyo nainis lng ako first ride ko tas ganyan mga pinagsasabi. Grabe nmn arte nyan “sa isip isip ko wag ko na kaya hawakan” tsaka dat di na sila nagpa order kung ganun sila nalang bumili,” he said.
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