Woman at Drive-Thru Can’t Believe What’s in Car Next to Her: ‘I Can’t Even’

Viewers were left speechless after a video revealed what surprise rolled through the drive-thru causing problems with a woman getting her order.

A throwback video posted to the TikTok account @chi.lene.ddy on January 4 showed a few drive-thru employees attempting to hand a woman’s order and money back after she pulled up to the window. The only problem, she was nowhere to be seen. Instead, not one, not two, but seven dogs piled in the car with her blocked the woman from getting her order.

The dogs, all huskies, piled on each other with one goal in mind: get to the pup cup first. They didn’t care that they were stepping on each other, let alone drowning out their owner from being seen. The woman couldn’t reach her hand out the car window to grab her drink order. The dogs took over as they only cared about being the first to the drive-thru window to get their tasty treat.

Meanwhile, the employees couldn’t stop laughing at the huskies taking over the car. The hilarious and unexpected moment prompted TikTok user @chi.lene.ddy to grab her phone and start recording. She put in the caption “I can’t even” after the experience.

While the dogs hoped a pup cup would magically appear out of the window, the person filming shared in the comment section that they were on a “strict diet.” All that pushing and shoving and making the owner disappear for nothing.

“She let us give them a huge cup of ice and they thoroughly enjoyed it! That’s how we finally got distracted then to give her her stuff,” the comment read.

‘Sea of Huskies’

The TikTok video has amassed more than 907,100 views, 157,300 likes and 1,892 comments as of Monday.

“It’s almost got the same energy as like 3 kids in a trench coat trying to be an adult but they’re ordering food,” commented a viewer.

Another added: “She was lost to a sea of huskies.”

A third person wrote: “Kind of sad that I didn’t get to see a hand just pop out of a fluff pile of huskies,” to which the worker responded: “Trust me, she was trying, but it took almost 5 minutes for that to happen lol.”

Despite it taking time to finally get the order out, the employee revealed in another comment that moments like these “make the job well worth it.”

Newsweek reached out to @chi.lene.ddy via TikTok for additional information and comment.

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