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This driver had sticky chicken fingers.

A DoorDash customer was left hangry after a driver allegedly ate his entire WingStop order and left a note apologizing, saying they were “broke and hungry.”

TikTok user @thesuedeshow — a k a Funny Mane Suede — posted a video showing the entire order of wings stripped to the bone, along with a shorthand note from the driver saying that they had eaten everything.

“I cannot make this up. Here I am ordering some WingStop and in my bag, I get this,” exclaimed the TikToker.

“Now I know you noticed the fries gone. My drink is intact but again my fries gone and a damn note in it,” a perplexed Funny Mane Suede added.

The video — which was posted in August — has served up almost 229,000 views.

According to the creator, his drink was relatively untouched and the driver attempted to make things better by leaving a note explaining why they ate the delivery.

“I’m sorry I 8 cho food. I’m broke and hungry. Consider it like ur payin it 4ward. I’m quitting this lame a– job N E way. B blessed,” read the note, which was signed, “Your Door Dash Guy.”

Cmon Now Door Dash Man🤦🏿‍♂️🤬 #fy #fyp #doordash #wingstop #howdidthishappen

The poor customer had no idea what to do.

“What am I supposed to do with this, y’all? I’m about to call some damn DoorDash back,” exclaimed the stunned creator.

Several commenters delivered their own advice.

“Call the customer service of DD. I’ve had food stolen from me before and had the order cancelled by the driver right after. You’ll get a refund,” one person commented.

“I would be soooo mad but also send that to DoorDash they’ll refund you,” another said.

Other commenters bashed the driver personally.

“I was broke hungry and miserable yet I didn’t eat someone’s whole order. It’s not hard. Especially since they offer fast pay,” chided one person.

“Them being hungry is not your problem it’s their problem,” another wrote.

In a later comment, Funny Mane Suede claimed that he did indeed talk to DoorDash and was able to get “a refund and credit” for the incident.

The Post has reached out to both DoorDash and WingStop for comment.