the perfect bite

@daniel.and.christina

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Panda Express

Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its relatable "day in the life" content, showcasing a common experience of ordering fast food. The specific order details and the interaction with the employee provide a sense of authenticity and everyday life, which resonates with viewers.

Summary

A customer orders two family meals from Panda Express, specifying various dishes and sides. The employee confirms the order and the total cost, including an upcharge for certain items.

Structure

1Customer orders two family meals
2Customer specifies dishes for the first meal
3Customer specifies dishes for the second meal
4Employee confirms order and total cost
5Customer agrees to upcharge
6Order finalized

Product placement

Panda Express (restaurant chain): ACTS - the employee is wearing a uniform and apron with the Panda Express logo, and the customer is ordering food from the restaurant. Removing the branding would not change the interaction, but it clearly identifies the place of business. Panda Express (logo on employee's hat and name tag): APPEARS - This is part of the uniform and identifies the employee and the restaurant. Removing it would not change the interaction.

Original caption

My first job at 16yrs old. #pandaexpress #lunch #yum #theperfectbite @Panda Express

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Transcript

I get two family meals please. Double chow mein, double orange chicken, kung pao chicken. Your second one, double fried rice, double cantonese barbecue chicken. And then Beijing beef. Perfect. Anything else? Nope, that's it. Uh, two family meals. First one, all chow mein, double orange chicken, kung pao. Your second one is all fried rice, double cantonese barbecue chicken, and then Beijing beef. Perfect. And just to let you know, the cantonese is a $5.85 upcharge. Is that okay? That's fine. For each portion? Uh, each box. Yes, that's fine. Okay. It's gonna be $111.74. Perfect. Thank you.