Viral: Burger King’s Tweet urged people to order from McDonalds, KFC and other Food chains

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‘By P. Sarojini’

London, UK (CWBN)_ A recent tweet from the American fast-food chain Burger King UK left the social media in shock and won many hearts. The tweet said that people should also order foods from other food chains like McDonalds, KFC, Papa John’s, Taco Bells, etc, in order to save jobs. They have employed thousands of workers and people should come forward to support them too. These food chains have been hit by the coronavirus pandemic and currently they are working in resuming their businesses. Apart from being rival competitors, these food chains are together trying their best out to save their industry from downfall.

The ongoing coronavirus has taught us to stay united. The pandemic followed by prolonged lockdowns and other adversities have shut many businesses across the world, but taught the importance of unity which persuaded the people to help each other and move forward in life. Hence, in response to this effect, a positive sign came from Burger King UK.

One of the most affected sectors across the world by the pandemic is the food and hospitality industry. In an attempt to save jobs and recover their sector from the loss, this tweet by Burger King UK came as a sign of positivity, inspiring even their competitors to stay united in saving their industry from downfall.

This tweet came as ray of hope to fight all odds. Burger King UK wrote in Twitter, “We never thought we’d be asking you to do this, but restaurants employing thousands of staff really need your support at the moment…Getting a Whopper is always best, but ordering Big Mac is also not such a bad thing”.

The tweet made viral rounds in the internet grounds and gathered numerous admirations and love from the netizens. Many people commented good about the tweet stated that the post was an inspiration. This positive step of Burger King UK has set an example to stay united and taught us that we can battle the current crisis and revive the food sector if we stay united.

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