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Rumors started flying on the Asian microblogging site Sina Weibo, where user “bosnia_woshikaogong” wrote that she placed an order on the official KFC site, adding that she wanted a handsome man to deliver the meal, Xinhua news agency reports. “Bosnia” then wrote that her request was fulfilled by a “rangy, handsome delivery boy with big eyes and white skin” and that KFC even called her 10 minutes later to confirm that she was satisfied with the food and eye candy. China Daily reports that the Sina Weibo post has been forwarded more than 41,000 times and has received more than 5,000 responses, with many satisfied customers taking photos alongside their delivery boys.

KFC has denied the “handsome delivery boy” service on its own Sina Weibo page, according to What’s On Xiamen, saying it only offers “normal delivery service.” But despite the denial of its existence, the attractive service has garned continual requests, with a China Daily reporter putting in an order and noting, “a medium-height handsome delivery boy came moments later,” according to Digital Journal.

KFC China’s ‘Handsome Delivery Boy Service’ Reportedly Satisfies Hungry Customers