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Scamming McDonald's for Nuggets on a Date Got Rejected

This is a screenshot of a viral social media post that tells a humorous story: user Eli brought a laptop running an Android emulator on his date, opening three separate instances of the McDonald's app to scam multiple free orders of 30 chicken nuggets from McDonald's. After getting the three orders, his date rejected him because she found the whole act weird and embarrassing. The post includes two images: the left shows a laptop with three open McDonald's apps parked outside a McDonald's curbside pickup, the right shows three completed McDonald's orders plus the text message the girl sent rejecting Eli.
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@Date (unidentified) Text Message

Hey Eli, just wanted to be upfront. I think you're a cool guy but the thing you did with the 3 mcdonalds apps was weird and embarrassing. I don't think it's going to work out.

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so apparently girls don't like it when you use an android emulator on a date to scam mcdonalds out of 30 nuggets

Overview

This is a screenshot of a viral social media post that tells a humorous story: user Eli brought a laptop running an Android emulator on his date, opening three separate instances of the McDonald's app to scam multiple free orders of 30 chicken nuggets from McDonald's. After getting the three orders, his date rejected him because she found the whole act weird and embarrassing. The post includes two images: the left shows a laptop with three open McDonald's apps parked outside a McDonald's curbside pickup, the right shows three completed McDonald's orders plus the text message the girl sent rejecting Eli.

Origin notes

The original post is from Twitter/X user Eli (@rats7), this screenshot was reposted to 9Gag with the original title "Ungrateful Girls", and has circulated as a viral funny meme online.

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