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Before the viral incident in Broomall, Jason Kelce disclosed a comical McDonald’s order mix-up.

 

In BROOMALL, Pennsylvania When Jason Kelce, a center for the Philadelphia Eagles, signed a fan’s jersey at the Broomall, Pennsylvania, McDonald’s last week, he says he received a surprising amount of mail.

He always orders the same thing from this store, which is one of his favorites: two sausage, egg, and cheese sandwiches and a large, hot, or iced coffee.

“I love all my Broomall McDonald’s employees,” stated Kelce.

After the team’s playoff loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week, Kelce stopped by the Delaware County fast food establishment, where Danielle Bonham usually works behind the counter.

After Kelce consented to take a brief picture and autographed her Kelly Green jersey, she went viral.

However, Kelce disclosed on a recent New Heights podcast episode that the restaurant had misplaced his order amidst all the chaos, and he was overjoyed about it.

He claimed he placed his customary order, but this time he chose hot coffee.

However, the drink wasn’t that hot when he arrived at the desk.

“After taking a sip, I can honestly say that this is the best damn coffee I’ve ever had.”

It’s excellent. It dawns on me after a moment that this isn’t coffee.

It was fantastic, and this is pure sugar, high fructose corn syrup, and Coca-Cola,” Kelce told his brother Travis, a tight end with the Kansas City Chiefs.

He would have felt bad if he had placed his own order for the Coke, but the surprise made his entire day.

“I’m unable to get a large Coke.”

I really should go grab myself some coffee or something more manageable.

I was really delighted the remainder of the day since I got to sign Danielle’s jersey and I got a giant Coca-Cola, but if you surprise me with a Coke, I’m going to be.”

There has been a lot of talk about Kelce possibly retiring.

He claims that no choice has been made public.

Over his 13-year playing career, Kelce has been a member of the Eagles.

Over the previous seven seasons, the team has made two trips to the Super Bowl and six postseason appearances.

He has been one of the team’s primary leaders.