I Tried Every Drive Thrus Most Expensive Item

he is the actual definition of that one unemployed friend on a Tuesday

He disqualified ChickFilA for putting veggies on his sandwich, but he forgot to ask for no veggies 😂

The fact that the most replayed part is Jimmy's card is frickin hilarious

jimmy: where's my card Ryan: ....

I love how ryan absolutely screwed chick-fil-a over by not asking for no veggies💀💀

he literally didn’t even say no veggies to Chick-fil-A, almost every restaurant had different instructions 😭😭

there should’ve been a consistent script for the competition because asking for the most expensive item on the menu is very different from make your own expensive item

disqualifying ChickFilA for using vegetables but not disqualifying Taco Bell for using Jalapeños is insane

That whataburger sandwich was so big, it needed it's own zip code.

"i feel like im doing something illegal....i might be..."

7:16 “oh yellow police are behind me” 😭😂I was crying after th

The bank: We have recently suspected suspicious acts in your credit card. Ryan's mom: WHERE IS MY CAAAAAAAARD!!!!

Ryan is like a barn cat that visits you after a long time, makes you happy and leaves

Fun fact: at In-N-Out, you can order up to a 16x16 (16 beef patties, 16 slices of cheese). However, you used to be able to order up to a 100x100, which cost $96 when ordered in Las Vegas back in 2004

“woah woah woah, there was one rule, NO VEGGIES” bro you didn’t tell them no veggies but your still my fav

“Hello?, Can I get 3000 chicken Fajitas?”

the fact that he said that this is the “first annual bag award” makes me worried that he’s gonna do this every year

Bro seriously disqualified Chick-fil-a for putting veggies on his sandwich, when he forgot to ask for no veggies.💀

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Sadly, we all forget things, like forgetting to tell chick fil a no veggies