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This man cooked his own meal at Waffle House after staff fell asleep
After a long night out, many weary partygoers might grab a slice of pizza or try to reheat leftovers in an attempt to satisfy any late night cravings and soak up that booze.
But one diner fan went to pretty extreme measures to get exactly what he wanted from one of his favorite restaurants.
After a recent night out with friends, Alex Bowen, a former army medic from West Columbia, South Carolina, says he was craving a bacon cheesesteak from Waffle House. The diner is open 24/7 so Bowen didn't think he'd have any trouble filling his order.
But when he got to the restaurant, Bowen says he couldn't get any service.
"When I entered, I was surprised to find no one inside and waited for about 10 minutes, no one came, so I walked outside and looked around, still no one, when I went back inside I noticed an employee sleeping!" Bowen told TODAY Food.
So the hungry patron decided to take matters into his own hands — literally. He went back to the kitchen and decided to whip up his very own late night snack.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/restaurantsandnews/this-man-cooked-his-own-meal-at-waffle-house-after-staff-fell-asleep/ar-BBGesyM
But one diner fan went to pretty extreme measures to get exactly what he wanted from one of his favorite restaurants.
After a recent night out with friends, Alex Bowen, a former army medic from West Columbia, South Carolina, says he was craving a bacon cheesesteak from Waffle House. The diner is open 24/7 so Bowen didn't think he'd have any trouble filling his order.
But when he got to the restaurant, Bowen says he couldn't get any service.
"When I entered, I was surprised to find no one inside and waited for about 10 minutes, no one came, so I walked outside and looked around, still no one, when I went back inside I noticed an employee sleeping!" Bowen told TODAY Food.
So the hungry patron decided to take matters into his own hands — literally. He went back to the kitchen and decided to whip up his very own late night snack.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/restaurantsandnews/this-man-cooked-his-own-meal-at-waffle-house-after-staff-fell-asleep/ar-BBGesyM
Man I'm impressed this guy was able to make a full sandwich while drunk!
