This man just took a photo of his mate’s testicle on a Domino’s pizza… and what they said in reply is hilarious
Looks like someone on the social media response team ballsed up a bit
DOMINO’S have made a huge social media blunder... for apologising about a man’s testicle on one of their pizzas.
Takeaway fan Ciaran Jarrett decided to play a cheeky prank by hitting-out at the popular pizza chain online.
Sadly, whoever was in charge of customer services ballsed up by being tricked into thinking a man’s testicle was actually an “uncooked meatball”.
Ciaran’s hilarious complaint read: “Why is there an uncooked meatball on my pepperoni passion? Fuming.”
He attached a picture of his mate Steve’s left testicle, which was resting on top of the delicious-looking pepperoni pizza.
Completely falling for the fake complaint, Domino’s official Twitter account quickly responded: “Sorry about that, have you told the store about this?”
Domino’s followers were completely flabbergasted that the pizza delivery service had fallen for the bogus allegation and couldn’t stop laughing at the social media fail.
An amused Twitter user bluntly told the takeaway giant: “NOOOO THAT’S HIS NUTS.”
Mischievous Ciaran joked: “Whoever cooked this deserves the sack”, while another Twitter user added: “I think someone dropped a b****** on this one ;).”
Since Ciaran lodged the fake complaint two days ago, his tweet has been retweeted a staggering 17,000 times and has received 15,000 likes.
Much to Ciaran’s pal Steve’s embarrassment, people from across the world have been viewing the revealing snap.
Steve said: “Over one million people have seen my left testicle ffs.”
It’s not the first time this month that Domino’s have hit the headlines.
Two weeks ago, a pizza emoployee saved a man’s life after Oregon staff realised that their favourite customer hadn’t ordered in 11 days.
Kirk Alexander, 47, was discovered on the ground in his house on Sunday.
He had been a regular customer at his local pizza delivery place for the last seven years.
Domino’s pizza workers in Salem, Oregon started to become concerned about Kirk after they hadn’t seen him for almost a fortnight.
When he didn’t answer his phone, the employees decided to call an ambulance.
When the sheriff’s deputies arrived they could hear a man calling for help.
According to Marion County sheriff’s department, Kirk could have died.
