Kelsey Golden is a texas mother (United States) that in the last few days has gone viral with his two-year-old son by freaked out about this seeing himself with a mobile phone in his hands. What the little boy did is that he began to play, fiddling with the buttons and ended up ordering 31 hamburgers from McDonald’sas Golden herself has told CNN after going through its history social networks.
It happened last Monday and since his story became known, Golden and his little one, Barrett, have become protagonists of the viral anecdote of the week in the United States. As they have told, she was working downloading images from her mobile to the computer for the yearbook when the boy took the terminal and began to touch it.
“He likes to look at his reflection. He begins to press the screen, swinging it as if his arm were a roller coaster, “said Golden, who adds that his son he likes to see his reflection on the screen and usually do it using the mobile camera function. However, this time he got carried away with enthusiasm and ended up in a food delivery application. That’s how he ordered hamburgers from McDonald’s.
When he arrived at her door, mother and son were playing on the porch. “A car pulls up and I was like, ‘what?’ So I went over and she pulled out a giant McDonald’s bag and said ’31 cheeseburgers,’” the Texan mom said. Her first reaction was think they had made a mistake with the address and that the order was for another house. However, when she picked up her phone to check it, she realized that it was not, that the order was correct and that was how it appeared in the application.
Barrett’s prank cost the family a total of $91.70 (85.93 euros) because, in addition to the 31 hamburgers, the child left a 25% tip. So all of a sudden, Golden found himself with an expense of just under $100 and a lot of burgers to go because, to top it all off, they were all with cheese and nobody in the family likes them.
that’s when it occurred to him to post a photo on his Facebook page of his son next to the pile of hamburgers offering them for free. From there, to virality. The message was as follows: “I have 31 free cheeseburgers from McDonald’s if anyone is interested. Apparently my 2 year old knows how to order on Doordash.” Shared almost 10,000 times, they have been many American networks that have contacted with her to interview her. Her and little Barrett.
Even at McDonald’s they have contacted them and they received the child in their facilities to introduce him to their pets and invite him to some nuggets. When she decided to share her son’s prank on networks, she did not think it would go viral. Now that it has, she says that she hopes that his story “spread a little humor in a sad and dark world”.