When consumers imagine fast food restaurants, a handful envision not getting their fries in time. Visiting such a place warrants this burning desire to have food the moment you ask for it, which will never be the case. Enter Citizen Burger Disorder, showcasing how difficult the struggle truly is (albeit comically and almost completely inaccurate). The object of the game is to simply give customers their order through typical means. Cook a patty, throw it on a bun, add condiments the customer asks for, and then hand it over. The process sounds easy in theory, but performing the task is a different story in itself.
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| Is this your manager? A customer? Doesn't really matter, rats shouldn't be stealing food. |
