18 People Who Got EXACTLY What They Ordered In Hilarious Cases Of Delicious Compliance

The customer is always right.

So give the customer what they want.

Even if it is ridiculous.

Especially if it’s ridiculous.

1. I told my son he could only get one donut.

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2. Asked for a cherry coke at a restaurant.

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3. I manage a deli for a small chain supermarket. One of the cart guys asked me to make a pizza with 4x extra cheese. That’s 30oz of cheese.

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4. When your 3 year old asks for a rainbow dinosaur donut birthday you deliver. Drew up the design and had it made and they did an awesome job.

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6. My friend: “I don’t like birthday cake”. His girlfriend: meatloaf layered with marinara, garlic mash, pepperoni stick candles, prosciutto roses.

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7. I’d like the ravioli, please, with a truly unreasonable amount of parmesan cheese.

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8. The menu allowed you to order extra whipped cream for 30 cents, presumably for ice cream or cake. I wanted to see what would happen if I just ordered it without anything else…

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9. Asked for a corgi cake for my birthday. Husband did not disappoint at all!

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10. I got another mac and cheese burger. This time I asked for “as much mac and cheese as you can without getting fired.” I might not survive.

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12. Drunkenly ordered a Royal Blizzard from DQ and asked them to “put as much fudge as they legally can”. 20% ice cream, 80% fudge.

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13. Ordered a double big mac last year. Used the self service machine and added as many patties as it would let me. I can’t remember what the number was but this was the outcome.

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14. I asked for extra veggies on my whitefish salad bagel sandwich…

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15. The restaurant asked if we wanted a “side of ketchup”

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16. When an unruly customer demands crispier edges on their pancakes.

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17. My friend made it very clear that he DID NOT want a pink birthday cake, and I complied.

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Mike Primavera

Mike Primavera is a Chicago-based comedy writer even though he doesn't HAVE to work. He lives comfortably off of his family's pasta fortune. Follow him on all social media at @primawesome