A Florida woman’s Taco Tuesday was ruined after a group of raccoons stole her DoorDash delivery from her doorstep.
Caterina Sevares, from West Palm Beach, was left stunned after she found out that her DoorDash order had been stolen by a gang of hungry furry thieves.
She had just finished showering at around 2:30 a.m. when she headed to the door to pick up her late-night snack, only to be shocked by the sight of a group of raccoons devouring her Talkin’ Tacos order.
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“I opened the door to a raccoon with a taco in its mouth,” Caterina told Newsweek. “I closed the door and went back to grab my phone cause there was no way I wasn’t filming this.”
Raccoon thieves go viral on TikTok
The taco enthusiast then filmed the bizarre moment and shared it on TikTok, where it has since gone viral with over 5 million views. “Bro raccoons run my apartment complex I can’t even” she captioned the clip.
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The video shows the hungry customer opening her apartment door to find a torn paper bag on the doormat with tortilla wraps beside it while a raccoon stares her down from the hallway. Meanwhile, two of his furry accomplices could be seen lingering near the stairs.
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Caterina was taken aback by the incident, having never encountered such a bold food thief in the five years she’d lived in the apartment building. “I live on the second floor, so they had to have stalked the DoorDasher,” she told the outlet.
However, the TikToker found humor in the situation. “After I took the video, I closed the door and just let them have the rest,” she recounted. “They never ate the tortillas. Everyone in the comments says how skinny they are, but clearly they aren’t that starving if they didn’t eat the carbs.”
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After the local restaurant she ordered from learned of the viral video, they reached out to offer Caterina a gift card to compensate for the trouble. DoorDash also credited her for the uneaten order.
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