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A Chick-fil-A worker claimed a customer insisted on buying a hamburger believing she was at McDonald's
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The incident occurred at a drive-thru with Lexi filling in for another employee who needed to use the restroom
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The customer looked "dead in her eyes" and asked for a hamburger, leading Lexi to clarify that Chick-fil-A only sells chicken sandwiches
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The customer was confused and asked, "What kind of McDonald’s doesn’t have hamburgers?
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This led to a back-and-forth argument as the customer was convinced she was at McDonald's
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Lexi attempted to persuade the customer by showing her her uniform, but it was unsuccessful
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The incident took place at a Chick-fil-A in the Jackson Metro Area of Mississippi
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Lexi has dealt with other "crazy" customers in the past, but this one was unique
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The conversation lasted around three to four minutes
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Lexi believed that the customer may have been "high off of weed" based on the smell when the window was rolled down
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