Dad's Hilarious Antics Leave Daughters Cringing at McDonald's Drive-Thru

When kids reach a certain age, it doesn't take much for their parents to become an embarrassment. Adults don't have to do anything but show up to ruin their day in front of their friends. While this rite of passage can undoubtedly be a little heartbreaking, it can also be an opportunity for grown-ups to have fun.

That's exactly what this dad did when taking his daughters to the drive-thru. He pulled out all the stops to ensure they were as horrified as possible, but his antics were so over the top that even his girls couldn't hold back the laughter.

See how he could use all the Gen Z vocabulary for maximum mortification in this video from August 19:

This dad wasn't holding back! Ben (@ ben_boyce_ ) began unleashing his daughter's Gen Z terminology the moment he arrived at the speaker. He started strong with, "I'm kind of feeling skibidi." But it only got better, especially when he worked in "Just a vibe check" to request a drink. While it may be funny to us, it was hard for his two daughters to listen to their slang used this way. He used so much of this generation's lingo that even though his girls were mortified, they couldn't help but chuckle. Who knew Gen Z had so much language of their own? After throwing many impressive phrases, he ends this hilarious drive-thru experience with "Yeet." After this, it's safe to assume these girls may never ask their dad to take them out to eat again, or at least until they're a little older.

Related: Dad's Cool Hack for Tricking His Kids Into Thinking They're Having 'McDonald's' Is Perfect

How Many Counties Have McDonald's?

McDonald's operates in over 100 countries and serves roughly 69 million customers daily. It's one of the most recognized brands worldwide. According to the Library of Congress blogs, McDonald's has been in business since 1940, when it began as a barbecue restaurant serving ribs, ham, hot dogs , and baked beans.

Even McDonald's New Zealand had to comment on this dad's hilarious performance; @mcdonaldsnz responded, "You see how Macca's takes Ben's orders? It's very demure, very mindful." That was customer service at its finest. Viewer @thenzgeekgirl remarked, "You're my inspiration. There's nothing like dropping a random 'skibidi' into conversation to watch my kid's reaction." It's priceless to witness. Another person pointed out, "He used all of it properly. That's one way to let them hear how ridiculous it all sounds." He did an incredible job.

Although this dad may have been embarrassing for his daughters, it won't be long before they appreciate his sense of humor. Who knows? Eventually, they may turn the tables and use the language of his generation to embarrass him instead.