In a recent social media uproar, a woman has sparked controversy by making an unusual request at a catered event. She unabashedly asked the catering staff to pack her some of the event's dishes to take away, even before the celebration had begun.

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It is a common practice in many cultures to provide guests with leftovers or packed food after a celebration, especially for close family and friends, as a token of appreciation. However, this particular incident took a peculiar turn when a woman arrived at the event with her own food containers, hoping to bring home some of the catered dishes.

The exact location of the event remains undisclosed, but it is known that the woman approached the catering staff as early as 10:30 AM, well before the event's scheduled start time. She was seen wearing black attire and claimed that the host had already paid for the catering, giving her reason enough to request one or two dishes to take home.

"He (the host) has already paid. Just one or two packs, can't you do that?" she insisted.

However, two female staff members explained that they couldn't comply with her request at that moment, as it was still early. They suggested that she could take away leftovers once the event had concluded.

"You can't do it now, ma'am. You can take some later when the event is almost over," they said.

The woman, who referred to herself as 'acik,' remained adamant and insisted on having some dishes packed for her.

"Acik wants it. Just two or three types of dishes," she persisted.

Nevertheless, the staff members politely clarified that neither the event organizer nor the host had informed them about such requests, and they couldn't take arbitrary actions for fear of causing issues.

The 44-second video of this encounter has since gone viral, garnering 1.2 million views. The general sentiment among viewers appears to be dissatisfaction with the woman's behavior, which many view as disrespectful to the event.

The video was shared by an individual who explained that the woman had already eaten at the event and now wished to take some food home. They noted that the event was catered, and it was only 10:30 AM.

"Those who request takeaways from these catering workers are no different. How long do you think this 'takeaway culture' at celebrations will last?" the individual commented in the video.

Meanwhile, a user advised anyone attending events with catering not to request takeaways, as the food is typically sufficient.

"If it's a potluck, that's a different story. Don't trouble the workers. If you want something, approach the host," they suggested.

Another user remarked that nowadays, many people are fond of taking home food even before the event concludes.

"Consider others a little, acik. Be considerate of the other guests. If you're concerned, just invite them to your house for a meal; they won't go hungry," they said.