- [Narrator] They say
that if you don't ask, you don't get. And sometimes asking for a little extra can really pay off, but other times it can
result in nothing more than plain old miscommunication. From one inch pizzas to
socially distance sandwiches, let's tuck into some of
the most gut busting times people got served very
literally what they requested. (cheerful music) While fast food chain drive
throughs might be convenient, it's annoyingly easy for
restaurants to forget to throw in your dipping
sauces with your meal. So some customers have decided to catch up on their missed sauce packets with some very specific requests. This condiment crusader who
shared their sauce win on Reddit brazenly asked the
clerk taking their order for as much fire sauce
as they could give them without losing their job at Taco Bell. It turns out, that was
precisely 243 packets. While it might seem like a bold move, I can't even taco about
the number of times other customers have pulled
off the exact same saucy stunt, because with the damage that
Taco Bell is already doing to their insides, why not
go the extra spicy mile. And they say, if you can't stand the heat, then it's time to get out of the kitchen. But this next customer certainly came away with a bit more of a
cool-down than they requested. Looking forward to a delicious pepperoni and black olive pizza, They decided they'd try their luck and ask for some extra ranch. Little did they know that they'd end up with 15 tubs of stuff, plus four tubs each of
Parmesan and chili flakes. To be fair for a ranch addict, this could be a total godsend, and working out at almost
two ranch tubs per slice, the perfect ratio. Thankfully for those
two last sauce seekers, they were given their
condiments in containers, meaning they could control
the precise amount of extra they'd really asked for. Unfortunately, this
poor McDonald's customer opened their spicy McChicken sandwich to find that it had been assaulted with what can only be described
as a mega mayo massacre. Ugh. I think I nearly threw up in my mouth. It's safe to say that
with that amount of mayo, this guy effectively neutralized any heat from that spicy McChicken sandwich. From one McChicken catastrophe to another, one health conscious fast foodie decided that McDonald's
was the perfect place for a nutritious lunch and was sure to ask for light mayo on their slimming McChicken sandwich. Expecting a delicious sandwich filled with low fat mayonnaise, this customer unwrapped their meal to find the measliest amount
of mayo they'd ever seen. Even if they had been asking
for a light quantity of mayo, this would still be a crime
against condiments everywhere. Although asking to remove the lettuce, wasn't exactly a ProHealth move. So maybe for the best. I guess the best way to have prevented this
mis-condimentication would have been to ask for the
mayo to be served on the side to douse the perfect amount, right. Nope. Not going by this next abomination anyway. It just goes to show
that even when you think you've been very clear with the
instructions for your order, there's always room for misinterpretation. I don't think this was
quite the literal result this patron expected from Taco Bell when they asked for their
sour cream on the side. But it's certainly what they got. From on the side sauce to
over the top tongue ticklers. When this customer said they
wanted grilled jalapenos on their burger, I don't think they meant they wanted a whole pepper skewered on top. You've got to wonder what
the chef's thought process really was here. Maybe he thought he'd add
an obscene amount of lettuce to tone things down, or maybe he'd hoped the diner would chomp the sizzling
top side addition in one go. And that would encourage him
to order an ice cream dessert to cool off. Either way, I think this spice lover might just choose his words a little more carefully next time. If we've learned anything so far, it's better to be ultra specific when making special requests. And seeing as adults
can't seem to manage it, it might be time to look
to the younger generation. This kid took his mom at her word. When she told him he could
get himself one donut from Brown's Bakery in Oklahoma City. Upon his return, she was shocked to see he purchased literally the largest single donut he could get his hands on. Sporting a sheepish
looking grin on his face, he won't need to worry
about getting in trouble. After all, he followed her very unspecific instructions to a T. - That still only counts as one. - [Narrator] Turns out that
last to donut delinquent isn't the only kid in Oklahoma who has his special
ordering down to an art. Over in the city of Tulsa, another kid had a donut dream of his own, and he was more than
willing to go the extra mile to make it a reality. Submitting a design to the
Hurts Doughnut Company, Little Alex drew up a
sketch for the creation of his ultimate dream donut, complete with blue frosting, caramel drizzle and topped
with crumbled Oreos. Alex was keen to see his
donut brought to life. His justification, well simple, because his doughnut is the best. Not one to scrimp on size, Alex also opted for a long John donut base filled with cream for an extra sweet bite. And following the kid's
instructions to the finest detail, Hurts Donuts brought his creation to life, very literal and despite
the blue coloring, very tasty looking. While Alex his creative genius resulted in a delicious treat, the same can't exactly be said about this next special request. Despite the fact that most
McDonald's restaurants don't sell ice cream sandwiches, one customer figured he'd see
just how creative the workers at the golden archers could
be if he asked for one. Upon opening the box, this customer had a bit
of a frosty reception for what was staring back at him. There are some sweet
and savory combinations that really do work well together. Fried chicken and waffles, salted caramel. Some people even enjoy dipping
McDonald's French fries into their milkshake, but somehow I don't see a
dollop of vanilla ice cream sandwiched in between a
lightly toasted burger bun becoming the next big of food craze. Onto some even cooler strokes of genius. One coffee loving customer
ordered an espresso over ice from Dunkin Donuts and was served up what
can only be described as the coffee version of
a Russian nesting doll. This mini espresso cup balanced over ice inside of a larger cup is the best kind of
technically accurate service. While it may look pretty ridiculous, turns out that a lot of baristas out there will serve chilled takeaway
drinks separately like this to allow the customer to combine
their caffeinated ice shot whenever they fancy, but while that icy espresso
was secretly handy, this next caffeinated calamity comes down to a strong steaming
cup of miscommunication. Looking for a little something extra with their post to dinner coffee, one restaurant diner asked
for a coffee with Bailey's. You can only imagine this diner surprise when they were served
up with not a cup of Joe with a Bailey's cream liquor, but a black coffee with a pot
of bay leaves on the side. I'm a little surprised
that this accidental or maybe intentional pun wasn't served up with the
leaves floating in the coffee, like some kind of extra
caffeinated herbal tea, seeing as bay leaves are
sometimes infused in teas. But maybe they just thought
they wanted to sniff the leaves as a palette cleanser. Either way, it really beggars belief. If all that caffeinated
confusion isn't enough for you, then why not sample a
refreshing glass of Coca-Cola? Before you comment, no, this isn't an ad, but throughout it's 134 year history, Coca-Cola has come out with hundreds of different flavors and varieties from Coke lime to Coca Cola cinnamon, many flavors have come and gone. And while Coca-Cola classic is still very much top dog, another global favorite
is Coca Cola cherry. But when one fizz seeking diner requested a glass of cherry Coke at their local Italian restaurant, they got a whole lot more
than they bargained for. Although the classic
soda wasn't on the menu, the server was determined to give the customer what they wanted and plucked up the courage
to serve this cherry bomb. With nine dunked cocktail
cherries and counting, this must have tasted
fresher than anything the Coke corporation
could have come up with. And if you thought those
cherries were multiplying, then wait until you see
this next egg-sample of extra servings. It looks as though this customer must have asked the restaurant
for all their extra eggs in one basket, or more accurately ramen bowl. While most regular bowls of ramen are complete with one or two egg haves. This cracking service came
with at least 11 egg halves. And that's just based on what we can see. While an over egged-ramen might not sound like such a
great idea on your rear end, and anyone unfortunate enough to be within its vicinity
a few hours later, there's another bowl of ramen out there that makes even bay leaf coffee
breath sound like a dream. When ordering an authentic ramen bowl in Japan's Gunma Prefecture, one customer unwittingly
kicked up quite the stink when they asked for extra garlic in an already garlic heavy dish. This hot steaming bowl of
garlic with a side of ramen included a super stanky 50 cloves. While garlic may be good for hair, skin and the immune system, you might want to steer
clear of consuming that much all at once. Overdoing it with garlic can
cause bloating, diarrhea, a burning mouth as well as body odor, and of course, bad breath. No wonder vampires are
terrified of this stuff. And while it might look like
a tempting challenge to some, maybe skip out on this
one if you're on a date, unless it's not going particularly well, this will definitely
keep them away from you. In contrast to that garlic overload, we all have that one friend that likes all their food
to be as plain as possible, but I'm pretty sure even this next person who ordered just a plain
hamburger from McDonald's didn't expect it to be quite so plain. Judging by the bill, this picky eater was just
looking to ditch the pickles, onions, ketchup, and mustard, but didn't intend for the restaurant to omit their burger patty too. While I don't quite see this type of nothing burger catching on, by contrast, this tower burger could be a new burger joint menu mainstay. Made as per the customer's instructions, including around 15 patties, as well as a cheese
slice between each one, this belly busting burger would have stacked up
at least 2,250 calories. And that's the recommended amount for a full grown man for one whole day. Yikes. That diet doesn't sound nearly as balanced as the waiter carrying this burger over would have had to be. If that 15 fold burger looked like a bit of a
meaty overdose to you, then how about a burger that
literally has every topping. This ambitious diner
asked for a cheeseburger with extra everything and ended
up with a burger behemoth, including mustard, ketchup, A1 steak sauce, three types of mayo, four types of hot sauce, and the toppings just keep coming. Five cheeses, all the veggies the
restaurant had to offer, plus queso, chili and salsa Verde. And while you might think
the biggest challenge would be to keep all that food down, the real task is getting it all in. I don't even want to think
about what this diner's shirt and lap would have looked like if they'd tried to pick that thing up. Let's hope they weren't wearing white. From everything burgers
to everything pizza now. As the largest pizza chain in the US, Domino's is a staple for pizza lovers. There are more than 35 million ways to make a single Domino's pizza. But if you ever wondered
exactly what would happen if you tried to order a pie that includes one of every topping, well wonder no more, as one Domino's employee has already put in the elbow grease for us and actually managed to make a pizza that included every
single available topping at his restaurant. While a traditional Domino's takes approximately seven
minutes and 15 seconds to bake, this everything pizza
took almost double that clocking in at almost 11 minutes
to completely cook through. The anonymous Domino's worker posted his creation on Reddit and claims that his store actually sells a few of these everything
pizzas a few times per month, though, only to their
very regular customers. Now, before you rush to order
yourself an everything pizza just like this one, unfortunately the majority
of Domino's restaurants limit the number of toppings each customer can order on one pizza due to how much regularly making pizzas with every topping could
slow down general production. Not only that, but if there are too many toppings piled on top of each other, you'd run the risk of ending up with a quite soggy bottomed pie. But if you thought that everything
pizza looked overloaded, check out this extra pepperoni
pizza shared on Imgur. Whoever constructed this was so dedicated to
piling as much pepperoni on to the pizza as possible, they couldn't even lay the slices flat, instead standing them upright
in little procession lines, weaving around the pie. Talk about a sausage fest. The beauty of pizza is the infinite options for customization. These days, you can get just
about anything on a pizza pie from macaroni cheese to Kiwi. Not that you should, of course. But considering the
infinite number of options, you'd think that a simple
request for a topping of chicken would be a pretty easy thing to pull off for any restaurant. Well, this diner felt a
little bit chickened out when they were served up this in Israel. Every chicken lover's dream, this pizza is most certainly
the top of the pecking order. Some more cultured Redditers have pointed out that
this could be a variation of a Palestinian dish called a mushkhan. This traditional dish is
composed of roasted chicken baked with onions, sumac, all spice and fried pine nuts served over a special kind
of bread known as taboon. According to the poster
behind this pizza pic, the restaurant had
actually listed the dish as a pizza on its menu. Although the OP speculated
that it was most likely a bid to try and describe the
dish to dining tourists unfamiliar with the concept. And this wasn't the only
pizza miscommunication problem that was shared online. This customer was shocked to find they'd accidentally ordered
a bite sized pepperoni pizza. Thinking there must have
been some kind of mistake in the kitchen, the disappointed customer soon
realized that they'd mistyped and requested a one inch pizza when they meant to request a 10 inch. It looks like this cookie sized pizza was delivered in a very tiny paper bag. So at least the customer had some idea of what they were in for. Imagine hung really opening
a full size pizza box to find yourself the recipient
of this one inch wonder. What's even crazier is that the restaurant still billed them for the full price pizza that was advertised on the menu. Talk about a breach of customer crust. While that customer got a lot less than they'd bargained for, here at Be Amazed, you'll always get served a full buffet of fresh content every day. Why not talk into that
like button for starters, followed by that scrumptious
subscribe button. And if you've still got room for dessert, you could even dig into that bell icon to make sure you're the first to know when I post a new video, but before you overindulge, let's get back to the video. Unfortunately, customer
complaints are always on the menu if you're a server at a restaurant. And while most of the time
the complaints are unpleasant, some slightly more fun customers out there make the job worthwhile. One restaurant customer jokingly
complained to the server that his blue cheese sauce wasn't actually blue the
last time he ordered it. And while this might be quite literally the cheesiest dad joke of all time, the restaurant workers served
up an even greater punchline. Armed with a vile of blue food dye, he set about making the
customer's blue cheese sauce well, blue. Unlike that blue donut from earlier, I think I'll pass on
this cheesy abomination. While we're on the topic, we all know at least to one person that's completely obsessed with cheese. There are some people out there that will put cheese
on just about anything, but sometimes there can be
too much of a good thing. Take this extra cheesy pizza that's so thick with the stuff you can barely see the tomato
sauce that lies beneath. And I can feel my arteries
clogging just looking at it. And that's not even that much compared with how crazy some people go. Even the cheese itself seems to think things have gone too far on
this special order pizza, quite literally spilling over
the sides, trying to escape. And these cheese fanatics
don't just stop with pizza. I'll bet this guy felt
like quite the big cheese when he ordered this burger, so drenched with sloppy cheddar, it almost looks alive. If you want some fries to go with that, then head over to KFC for some
more cheese-tastic chomping. I'm sure when this turophile, that's the official term
for cheese connoisseur, ordered a load of extra
cheese on their fries, they weren't expecting this kind of load. You wouldn't even guess
that there are potato wedges swimming in that hot tub cheese machine. And if cheese isn't really your thing, then why not spring for some
extra gravy on your fries? Would you like some fries with that gravy? I'd say this overloaded poutine looks more like the toilet bowl
aftermath of all that dairy. No one likes a party pooper, especially when on vacation. So when one customer was asked
what they wanted for dessert aboard a Disney cruise ship, and they simply replied with nothing. The chef of the happiest
place on earth got creative. You can imagine the diner's surprise when this was placed in front of them. That's right. It's a big fat plate of nothing that's sure to put a smile on
even the strictest dieters, I guess you really can still
get something for nothing. Well that delicious nothing dessert turned out to be quite the happy ending, the same can't be said for this next diner who got served up something that's nothing short of eye watering. Ordering a side of onion
rings to accompany their meal, they were thrown for a loop when they opened the box to find this. I mean, technically speaking,
those are onion rings. Thanks to this tear jerking experience, I'll bet this customer was extra careful to specify deep fried
onion rings the next time. They say that if you
want the job done right, you're better off doing it yourself. And that's exactly what
this next diner learned when they asked their server for their burger to be cut in half. I think it's safe to say
that if you were waiting for a succulent burger and this arrived, you'd be pretty cut up about it too. Still, it's not quite as bad as what this individual received when she asked her husband
to cut up an avocado, something he'd clearly never done before. I just hope he didn't try a piece, wrongly assuming the
chopped up avocado seed was meant to be enjoyed
alongside the green flesh, like a bitter crunchy center. Speaking of nonsensical separations, one sandwich shop worker
received a bizarre phone call from a concerned customer back in 2020, who asked whether they
would be socially distancing with her ordered sandwiches. More than happy to oblige, the sandwich worker happily fulfilled the customer's request in a
kitchen they were running alone. In the era of the pandemic, restaurants really stepped up to the plate in taking every effort
to keep customers safe. But this just seems a little too far. The hilarious chefs perfectly
formulated picture response looks more like a sandwich
edition of where's Waldo with a total of seven sandwiches separated across the counter, shelf, and even on top of appliances. It looks like there's
even a spot available inside that microwave in case an emergency sandwich
quarantine is needed. And who's to say, there's not another sandwich already quarantining under that hat. Which of these special servings tantalized your taste buds the most? Let me know down in the comments below. And if you're hungry for
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