Today I just wanted a normal burger, quick stop, in and out, nothing crazy.

Instead I walk into absolute chaos because apparently Michael B. Jordan decided to show up right after winning an Oscar and now the entire place is acting like it’s a once-in-a-lifetime event. Phones everywhere, people screaming, workers abandoning what they’re doing just to crowd around him like the rest of us don’t exist.

And yeah, good for him, he won something, but why does that suddenly mean nobody else gets service? I’ve been standing there watching orders pile up while everyone’s focused on taking pictures and hyping him up like it’s a concert. I didn’t come here for a meet-and-greet, I came here for food, and now I’m stuck in the middle of a fan convention inside a burger place.

What really gets me is how everyone just accepts it. Like yeah, totally normal for a whole restaurant to stop functioning because one celebrity walked in. People laughing, clapping, recording like they’re part of the moment, meanwhile I’m just trying to get a basic order done without it taking an hour. It’s actually insane how fast common sense disappears when someone famous shows up.

At that point I’m just standing there thinking, do I leave or keep waiting like an idiot while this circus continues? Because clearly if you’re not famous, you don’t matter in that moment. Whole place turned into a show and somehow I’m the problem for expecting a burger place to actually serve burgers. 

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