This food trend hit the jackpot.
A new viral game has arrived on TikTok — but the mess it creates is a gamble for everyone involved.
Groups of friends are playing “Uber Eats roulette”, in which each person orders a specific dollar worth of food and doesn’t tell anyone what they ordered until they arrive.
The trick of the game is that, because no one knows what other people have ordered, repeat orders from the same restaurant are likely.
“Everyone spends $30 to $40 and orders enough food for two to three people. We all order at the same time and put down our phones. We do not discuss or disclose what you order. Can we finish with eight pizzas? Sure, we could. But that’s part of the fun,” One user explained,
in one viral video Posted by singer with 5.1 million views lily roseShe and four of her friends each ordered $30 worth of food and nervously waited for the flood of deliveries.
They ended up at Taco Bell, Chinese food, Mexican, chicken wings and tacos.
“This is the type of potluck I want to attend,” one person commented.
“I’m going to be absolutely sick to my stomach!!” Another quipped.
Someone else said, “I would be worried about all the delivery drivers being there at the same time.”
Another group of friends received 4.2 million views on his viral video In which two of them had the same delivery driver picking up their orders, leaving everyone questioning whether they had ordered from the same restaurant.
Even with the same driver, their orders were from different places, and they did not receive them again. The group ended up with 42 chicken nuggets from Chick-fil-A, an order of two types of pasta, chicken curry, tacos, gluten-free pizza and wings, and a Friendsgiving special from KFC, as well as a variety of sweets. Outback Steakhouse.
“But how did you get such a great variety?! It worked great,” marveled one viewer.
a group of friends argued that this trend was perfect for “girls’ night in” – prompting one user to respond that it was actually “girl’s dinner,
But several people in the video comments pointed out that $30 on Uber Eats isn’t too far off the mark.
“$30 including fees or before fees and tip?” Someone asked.
“$30 worth of food on Uber Eats is like a thing,” one said.
“This trend is very foolish. I’m sorry, but Uber Eats prices are so high, you get two small items for $40 plus tip. “This is like money spent by a really nice restaurant on littering,” one person criticized.
