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An Irish-American couple have gone viral after failed attempt to order a chicken fillet roll for the first time.
Darren and his wife Sherry who live in America visited Ireland while Sherry attempted to have her first deli experience.
@acroxthepond When youre trying to order a Irish chicken fillet roll for the FIRST time #ireland #irish #irishdaily #ireland #irishamerican ♬ original sound - Darren & Shery
Sherry looks confused and startled as she asks Darren, "what's next", while saying "is it like subway?".
The roll was loaded with "all the salads" and set them back an outrageous €9.
Many fans have reacted to the moment, one user said: "I’ve never met a deli worker without attitude."
Another user said: "Having the rude deli worker makes the experience so real."
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