It's an indisputable fact that trolls suck, but when they're both offensive as well as obviously wrong, it can be internet gold.
Fast food restaurant chain Wendy's hit back at a Twitter troll last week, causing the user to delete their account -- all by using a bit of simple common sense and straight talk.
It all started when the Wendy's Twitter account posted a picture about how the company uses fresh, not frozen meat for their patties.
Twitter user @NHRide who has since deactivated their account, hit back at Wendy's accusing them of using frozen beef. Luckily another user screenshotted the correspondence.
"@Wendys your beef is frozen and we all know it. Y'all know we laugh at your slogan "fresh never frozen" right? Like you're really a joke," NHride said in the screen shot.
"Sorry to hear you think that! But you're wrong, we've only ever used fresh beef since we were founded in 1962," Wendy's replied.
The troll then asks Wendy's if they deliver it raw on a hot truck, before the company cheekily replies by asking "where do you store cold things that aren't frozen?" The answer appearing obvious.
NHride who goes by the screen name Thuggy-D then tells Wendy's to give up and McDonalds beat them with their breakfast. Classic conversation changer.
"@NHride You don't have to bring them into this just because you forgot refrigerators existed for a second there," Wendy's replied.
The trolls Twitter account is now nowhere to be seen but Wendy's perfect responses remain on their account.
Wendy's Twitter bio sums up their approach to this, it reads "we like our tweets the same way we like to make hamburgers: better than anyone expects from a fast food joint".
Well played, Wendy's.