Customers at a McDonald's drive-thru in Dunbar, East Lothian were left in stitches as they tried to give their order.
The fast-food chain employee who served them over the intercom had a 'unique' way of taking their order.
Putting on a TV gameshow voice, he asked the customers how he could "satisfy their tastebuds".
He even complimented their picks from the restaurant's menu, and asked what drink they'd want to "wash it all down with".
After he offered them a bag to "store all of that happiness in", he wished the customers a "McHappy day".
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Posting the video on Facebook, where it has been viewed over 12,000 times, Charley Rosemary said the "funny experience" had made her laugh. The post has been shared over 100 times. Commenters also found it hilarious.
One woman said: "Amazing it's too funny not to share first time I've smiled all day."
Other people shared their encounters with the funny McDonald's workers, saying: "Omg we got this guy tonight! Made my week btw!"
Fans of the fast food chain were delighted after it reopened its drive-thrus across Scotland following the coronavirus lockdown.
Big Mac addicts were quick to get their fix after weeks without one, and wild queues were spotted across Edinburgh and the Lothians as restaurants opened up.
