6-Year-Old Boy Orders Over INR 80K Food Orders From Dad’s Phone, Leaves Him Shocked

Obsession with smartphones is such these days that even youngsters are hooked to it. We usually see dad and mom giving in to younger youngsters’s calls for of watching movies and taking part in video games on telephones. One dad routinely gave his cellphone to his 6-year-old youngster to play video games for half an hour earlier than going to dangerous. But a selected day become a horror for him. Instead of taking part in video games, the younger boy opened a meals supply app and ordered humongous quantity of meals from completely different eating places, leading to a whopping order of $1000 (INR 82,000 approx.). 

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With his mom out of residence on a Saturday evening, the boy from Chesterfield Township in Metro Detroit ordered all that meals from Grubhub meals supply app. All this whereas, his father, Keith Stonehouse, assumed he was taking part in video games. And to make it worse, the boy even gave a 25% tip on every order! It was solely when the doorbell stored ringing and one meals supply got here after one other, his father realized one thing was afoot. 

First got here in some shrimp appetiser from Happy’s restaurant, then hen pita sandwiches from Shawarma and ice cream from Leo’s. And the meals stored coming, which included jumbo shrimps, salads, chili cheese fries, ice cream, grape leaves, rice and extra! 

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“This was like something out of a “Saturday NightLive” skit,” Stonehouse informed MLive. “I was putting Mason to bed and saw a car pull up and the doorbell rang with the driver dropping off a big bag of stuff. My wife owns “A Slice of Heaven Cakes” bakery and it was a big wedding weekend, so I thought it was just someone dropping off decorative stuff they used from her. But it was from Leo’s Coney Island. I said, ‘What the heck?'” 

Narrating the story additional, Stonehouse added, “The doorbell rang again, and it kept happening. Car after car. Cars were pulling into the driveway while others were pulling out. I looked at my bank account and it was getting drained.” 

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After the incident got here into limelight, Grubhub app reached out to the Stonehouse household and provided them a $1,000 reward card. All is nicely that ends nicely.