In this short scene, we are introduced to the owner of a fast-food restaurant. He is in the middle of a competition to eat as many chicken skewers as possible in a single sitting. The cook is trying to eat the most chicken in the shortest amount of time, but the man in front of him is eating too many at once. The chicken that the cook has prepared for his customers is not as good as the one that he has just prepared for the competition. The man who has been eating the fastest is the one who has eaten the most, and the cook tries to stop him by saying that the food is not good enough for him. The food is so fast that he cannot eat it all in one sitting. Instead, he has to eat two or three pieces at a time. This is a very fast food competition, and it is impossible for the cook to eat all of the chicken in such a short period of time.