Tattoos are Widow who Fell For Her Son’s Friend’s Stuff She Met On A Matching App (2025)meant to be reserved for the things you love.
For one Australian guy named Tom Fletcher, his one true love appears to be a KFC burger.
SEE ALSO: KFC's creepy VR training game is a terrifying way to welcome new employeesThat's why he's got a tattoo of the name of the Zinger Stacker burger, in a Google Translate version of Arabic, then posted a photo of it onto the KFC Australia Facebook page on Tuesday. It now has more than 10,000 likes.
"After spending countless days and money in your KFC outlets I could not express how much your zinger stacker has [influenced] my life. I decided that I need to spread the word and confess my love for your delicious golden spicy burger and get a tattoo of the one thing that means the most to me," reads the post.
"Ever since I have got my tattoo I feel as though I carry my happiness with me and since then I share the love of my life with everyone close to me."
Fletcher's love isn't completely pure though. He's asking for a discount card so that he can continue to share his love with the burger. Very cheeky.
Mashablehas contacted KFC and Fletcher for comment.
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