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A Texas mom recently learned a very important lesson when it comes to technology: a lot can go wrong very quickly. Because her son Barret accidentally ordered 31 cheeseburgers. “Apparently my two-year-old knows how to place an order,” it sounds.
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Laurence TorckBron: CNN
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Kelsey Golden was working at home when her son suddenly wanted to play with her phone and take pictures. Until then, a very innocent Monday. “He likes to look at his own reflection,” she says CNN. But this time, son Barret couldn’t stop playing with the camera. “He started pressing the screen and sliding the cell phone onto his arm as if it were a roller coaster.”
And then suddenly she received a notification that it would take a little longer to deliver her order. Strange, because Kelsey hadn’t ordered anything. She sometimes orders something for the children so that they have a packed lunch at school, but that day she had sent them to school with a homemade lunch.
“All of a sudden a car pulled up, I went over and saw a giant McDonald’s bag with 31 cheeseburgers.” At first she thought the delivery person had simply typed in the wrong address. “And then it dawned on me that Barret had been playing with my cell phone. So I went to check and yes, there was an order on it.”
The big problem, however, was that none of the family likes cheeseburgers. So Kelsey posted on Facebook: “I’ve got 31 free cheeseburgers from McDonald’s if anyone’s interested. Apparently again my two year old son how to place an online order”. The icing on the cake: Barret also accidentally tipped $25.
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