Brilio.net - When you don't feel like cooking, ordering food via the online motorcycle taxi (ojol) application is always the choice of many people. There are various food choices that can be purchased via the online application, ranging from fried rice, seblak, satay , burgers, and many more. However, a bragging incident was experienced by the TikTok account user @arubeez when ordering food at an ojol.
This woman admitted that she lacked focus when choosing her order, as a result the food she ordered and the postage added up were worth IDR 1,472,000. TikTok's upload @arubeez which tells of his experience then went viral on TikTok, getting more than 2 million views.
photo: TikTok/@arubeez
So what did the owner of the TikTok account @arubeez buy that cost him more than 1 million? Apparently, he was asked to buy satay to eat with his family at home. Initially, he was only asked to order 60 skewers of satay, but his less focused brain made him order more.
"In my defense, I don't know if you're counting the per skewers for satay, but what you mean is 60 skewers, not 60 portions," he wrote in the caption of the TikTok video @arubeez, quoted by BrilioFood on Monday (29/7).
On the menu available, apparently if a customer orders a portion of satay, they will automatically get 10 skewers of satay. As a result, if the owner of the TikTok account @arubeez orders 60 portions, the total will be 600 skewers.
photo: TikTok/@arubeez
The owner of the TikTok account @arubeez admitted that he had asked his ojol brother to cancel the order. However, because the satay was already in the manufacturing process, the order could not be cancelled.
"The chat driver wanted to ask to cancel, but apparently he couldn't," he said.
photo: TikTok/@arubeez
The time for making and delivering the food until it arrives at home is said to take up to 2 hours. When it arrived, sure enough, there was a lot of satay and each portion was neatly wrapped in paper. I don't know how the ojol brothers carry all the satay using just a motorbike, right?
photo: TikTok/@arubeez
When the satay arrived, the TikTok account user @arubeez admitted that he was confused about how to use up the 60 servings of satay, because there were only 4 people in his house. Finally, he offered netizens on social media that anyone could get free satay, only needing to pay delivery costs from his residence.
Seeing TikTok @arubeez's upload, quite a few netizens were surprised by the experience regarding lack of focus when ordering this satay.
"What's surprising is why you saved 1.4 million GoPay," wrote TikTok @user.
"But I think more about the driver, waiting to burn 60 portions," said TikTok @billyyyyyyy.
"It's like the whole family wants to eat satay until they feel nauseous when they see that much satay," said TikTok @whoayaw?.