US man whose son, 6, ordered US$1,000 in food from Grubhub contacted by company


This October 2022 photo provided by Kristin Stonehouse shows her son, Mason Stonehouse, 6, in Chesterfield, Michigan. Mason Stonehouse used his father’s Grubhub account to order US$1,000 worth of food delivered to his home on Saturday, Jan 28, 2023. His father, Keith Stonehouse, was not aware his son was ordering the food and at first did nt understand why delivery people kept ringing his doorbell and leaving food. — Kristin Stonehouse via AP

CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, Michigan: A Michigan man says he was left with a US$1,000 (RM4,357) bill after his six-year-old son ordered a virtual smorgasbord of food from several restaurants last weekend, leading to a string of unexpected deliveries – and maybe a starring role in an ad campaign.

Keith Stonehouse said the food piled up quickly at his Detroit-area home Saturday night (Jan 28) after he let his son, Mason, use his cellphone to play a game before bed. He said the youngster instead used his father’s Grubhub account to order food from one restaurant after another.

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