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Online food delivery apps have eased the struggle to kill your hunger. However, getting the desired taste still remains a tough task. From omitting certain ingredients to adding a particular spice, there are some common cooking instructions that people give to a restaurant while ordering food. A post is going viral in which a man is giving "very specific" cooking instructions to a restaurant while ordering food from Swiggy.

Taking to social media, a woman shared the screenshot of the instructions that her father gave on Swiggy. In the instructions, the man told the restaurant to take his name so that the order will be delivered quickly. The post was shared on the social media site X (formerly Twitter), by 'pachtaogaybro'. The X post was captioned, "We planned to order food this weekend and dad wrote the craziest cooking instruction."


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The post had a screenshot of the instruction that was given to the restaurant by the user's father. "Sandeep ko bolo Bittu ka order hai, jaldi kara dega (Tell Sandeep that it's Bittu's order, he'll work on it quickly)," the instruction read.

The post left the netizens laughing over the casual instructions. Some people commended the man's connections, while others admired his courage. The post was shared on August 13 and has pulled 250.2K views from the netizens. Taking the comment section, the people shared their views.

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"I need this type of reach in real life," a user said. "Do they work lol," added a second user. "Bas life me etni pahuch hona chahiye (Need this kind of reach in life)," added a third. "Tumhara bhi Systumm hai bhai!! (You have a different system)," joined a fourth netizen. "And I can't even tell my mess guys to add salt Aah your dad's a legend," wrote a fifth viewer. "Bittu uncle rocks," commented a sixth person. "Kaash meri bhi bittu uncle jitni pehchan hoti (I wish I had connections like him)," said a seventh viewer. "This happens when you're more engage irl than social media. Salute to all dads" said another.