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Burger King drive-thru hacked
A junk-food fan was left shocked and upset recently when his order at a Burger King drive-thru was declined on the grounds that he was "too fat," according to a report on the Click On Detroit Web site. The man ordered at the speaker but was told by the voice on the other end of the intercom: "You don't need a couple of Whoppers.
A junk-food fan was left shocked and upset recently when his order at a Burger King drive-thru was declined on the grounds that he was "too fat," according to a report on the Click On Detroit Web site.
The man ordered at the speaker but was told by the voice on the other end of the intercom: "You don't need a couple of Whoppers. You are too fat." He was then told to drive on.
While he may at first have assumed it was a member of staff at the Troy, Michigan, Burger King who had grown tired of being in gainful employment, the source of the abuse is actually believed to be a group of malicious pranksters who hacked into the wireless frequency of the drive-thru's intercom service. Some consumers were told the restaurant had no food or drink, while others were subjected to profanities, according to the report. Read the full story on silicon.com.