During Loyola Chicago’s game against Duquesne on Wednesday night, food delivery went awry and was briefly interrupted, which may not have been the occasional hilarious moment it first appeared. A delivery guy walked straight onto the field and into the center of the action as if he was part of the team, and nearly collided with the player in the corner when he appeared to be about to make a delivery to a customer.
On the face of it, a delivery man appeared to capture a bad shot on live television, briefly disrupting a Division I game in the Atlantic 10. Even the announcer was taken aback. “Someone came to the far floor,” TV commentary team says. “I think that’s an Uber Eats sticker [on the bag]. Uber Eats, yes! Will he deliver McDonald’s to someone on the field? “
many kinds of people Inside the building in Pittsburgh, the game in hand tweeted on social media that it was indeed an Uber Eats delivery guy.
However, Austin Hansen, assistant ad for Loyola Chicago, In a thread he gave his thoughts on the legend Unfortunately, and revealed that the whole incident was likely staged. Not only was the man wearing a microphone, but many people in the arena were filming him, almost as if they were aware of the damage he was causing before he did it.
What’s more, the delivery that initially took a while but reportedly found its home may not have been done at all. “He just casually walked back to the stands with a McDonald’s,” Hanson said.
Of course, this saga prompts safety and security concerns. How did the courier boy get in?how he got on the field and Enter the sidelines? Has anyone actually placed an order, or is this all actually a social media stunt?
It’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s not here, but there’s a big difference between a lost delivery guy who accidentally stumbles into a League One mix game and a social media stunt that could endanger a player’s health.
