US Restaurant Offers Free Food To Customers Above 158kg, Internet Is Not Impressed

Let’s agree, free food has always attracted a lot of attention. But, things didn’t fall into place for an American restaurant in Las Vegas, US. The restaurant, Heart Attack Grill, gave free food to overweight diners, following which it received a significant backlash on social media. Individuals with a weight of 158 kg or above could walk into the restaurant and enjoy free food. It all happened when videos of customers standing outside Heart Attack Grill – to determine whether they qualified for the offer or not – went viral on TikTok and other social media platforms. 
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Over the years, the Heart Attack Grill has become quite popular due to their hospital-theme service. The restaurant, which mostly sells fast foods that are exceptionally high in calories and fat, refers to its customers as “patients.” From waiters dressed up as doctors to waitresses attending to customers as nurses, the restaurant is quite popular for its bizarre set-up. Not just that, before placing an order, each customer aka patient changes into their hospital gown and wristband. 
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Coming to the menu at Heart Attack Grill, it has items with names such as quadruple bypass burgers. Oh, and, it is not just a simple burger with a double patty and a slice of cheese. You get four beef patties, multiple slices of cheese, and bacon stuffed between a bun, as well as “flatliner fries” which are cooked in pure lard.
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Their recent offer of free food for customers of weight 158 kg or above has received flak from the online community. People have trolled the restaurant for encouraging unhealthy behaviour and obesity. 

“There is a restaurant called ‘Heart Attack Grill’ in Las Vegas offering free all-you-can-eat meals to customers who weigh more than 160 kg,” a tweet read. (This is the English translation, the original tweet is below)

One of the users wrote, “Heart attack grill is scarier to me than going to jail.”

“The existence of the heart attack grill is sickening and disturbing to me,” another said. 

A person accused Heart Attack Grill of “killing at least four patrons.” 

“This is why sooo many Americans suffer from obesity & death via heart disease is sky high,” a user stated. 

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