People Love This Hilarious Lover’s Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

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Breakups are hard. They hurt even more if your significant other breaks things off over social media, publicly. This happened to a stand up comedian from Johnson City, Tennessee, who hit up Long John Silver’s in one of his tweets, suggesting that one can only visit the fast food restaurant every six months, or else one dies. Well, Long John Silver’s didn’t take long to reply and the Twitter conversation quickly escalated into a messy, but hilarious breakup. (Facebook cover image: Hunter StandUp)

This is Hunter Roberts – a comedian who has become known for his infamous breakup with a fast food restaurant

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

Image credits: Robert Hunter

One day Hunter tweeted about having a meal at Long John Silver’s

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

And they didn’t take too long to reply

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

But probably no one expected that the chat over Twitter would turn into an emotional turmoil

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

After being given the ‘silent treatment’ from the Long John Silver’s, Hunter hit them below the belt

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

But it might be that Hunter later realized he had made a mistake… because he hit up Long John Silver’s again

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

But John is not one to take it easily

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

Eventually, Hunter backed down and admitted his mistake

People Love This Hilarious Lover's Quarrel Between A Stand-Up Comedian And A Fast Food Chain

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Neringa is a proud writer at Bored Panda who used to study English and French linguistics. Although she has many different interests, she's particularly drawn to covering stories about pop culture as well as history. While not at the office, this Panda enjoys creepy movies, poetry, photography and learning how to play the piano.