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Post Malone spent over $40K on Postmates last year

 		Post Malone spent over $40K on Postmates last year

Postmates has got the receipts on Post Malone.

For the second edition of “The Receipt,” the delivery service gave some insight into what their “#1 most dedicated customer” typically orders.

In the past year, the 23-year-old singer has requested nearly 3,000 total items, on more than 660 orders, in 52 different cities nationwide, spending upwards of $40,000 on the app.

The number one order from the “Beerbongs & Bentleys” rapper is, fittingly, a 12-pack of beer, but he’s also an indiscriminate fan of all things chicken, from spicy sandwiches to trays of tenders, ordering them in copious quantities from Chick-fil-A, Burger King, Raising Cane’s, Big Daddy’s and Popeye’s.

After all those spicy chicken fries, it stands to reason that Post would need his regular order of three bottles of champagne and three bottles of Pedialyte from Ralph’s to wash it all down. And don’t think he forgot about dessert, finishing off the evening with a small chocolate-vanilla ice cream sheet cake from Carvel before tucking himself in with an order of melatonin and garlic bread, also from Ralph’s.

He’s made his fair share of special requests as well, from asking for “SOOOO much teriyaki sauce on the side please! And lots of soy sauce!” at Panda Express to demanding “The most expensive chess board they have” at Target.

What’s shocking, however, is just how little pasta the self-avowed Olive Garden lover has gotten delivered. Perhaps those unlimited breadsticks just don’t taste the same without that Italian fast-casual family atmosphere.

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