Pray your workers aren't eating at this burger joint

Frequenting this establishment could drive your wellness program coordinator to anger management classes.
The name says just about everything you need to know about this burger joint — Heart Attack Grill.
And yes, it’s exactly what you’re thinking — an ultra-greasy eatery with a grotesquely fatty menu.
The hospital-themed restaurant has locations in Dallas and Chandler, AZ, where 350-pound customers (or “patients”) eat for free, while being served by scantily-clad “nurse” waitresses.
The decor? Defibrillators, dialysis machines and other medical equipment.
Finish its famous Quadruple Bypass Burger, and you get rolled out of the restaurant in a wheelchair.
The rest of the menu is a list of horrors to health nuts. In addition to its Single, Double, Triple and Quadruple Bypass Burgers, “patients” can enjoy a heaping helping of Flatliner Frys — cooked in pure lard!
To wash it all down, Heart Attack offers Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, Butterfat Milkshakes, and “full-sugar” Coca-Cola.
And of course, no meal would be complete without some Lucky Strike no-filter smokes.
Fighting off copycats
Who in their right mind would eat at a place like this you ask? Probably nobody … who’s in their right mind, that is. But the concept has its fans — and copycats.
In fact, Heart Attack recently won lawsuits against Heart Stoppers Sports Grill in Delray Beach, FL, and Flatline Grill in Pensacola, FL — both of which were found to have copied Heart Attacks’ medical theme.