There was once a time when the social media managers of fast food companies had to either ignore trolls or respond to them with passive aggressive but polite comments. But 2017 is a brand new world, folks, where sh*t gets real.

Case in point: last week, Wendy's posted on Twitter bragging about their fresh beef, because why not!? Yay beef:

Shortly thereafter, Twitter user @NHride served Wendy's some fresh beef of their own by calling them liars and a "joke." Wendy's did not take that sitting down (related: "Sorry to hear you think that but you're wrong" will now be my new catchphrase in all arguments).

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It didn't end there, because few things do on Twitter. @NHride continued to challenge the possible existence of this so-called "fresh beef."

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So Wendy's posed this pretty simple question:

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@NHride responded to with a diss:

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At which point Wendy's dropped this clapback:

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And yeah:

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Apparently, that burn was so sick that @NHride actually deactivated their account.

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And when Twitter user @Fraxtil posted the exchange on Facebook, another user pointed out that Wendy's has a "history of savagery."

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So, yea, lesson learned. Don't get on Wendy's bad side unless you're ready to get burned worse than a McDonalds breakfast patty.

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From: Cosmopolitan US