To prepare for his extreme eating habits, Mr. Sato had to call the restaurant three days in advance to make sure they could fulfill his order in time.

Employees had to build a contraption out of drink carriers and wrapping papers to ensure that Sato's mammoth Whopper made it home in one piece.

But what exactly was Sato's mysterious order that required such attention? If you guessed it was a Whopper with 1,000 pieces of cheese, you'd be correct.

I can't quite tell if that's the face of regret or that of a man who's about to go HAM on a mountain of processed cheese.

Weighing in at just over 25 pounds, this cheesy treat has enough calories to last you a few years. With hundreds of thousands of calories, this burger's a heart attack in the making.

Something tells me those ketchup packets aren't going to be enough to mask the taste of the cheese-pocalypse.

Can he shovel it in any faster?

Could someone explain to me what possesses someone to do something like this?

Believe it or not, there was actually a burger patty underneath all that cheese.

Having conquered just over 350 slices of cheese, Mr. Sato had finally reached his breaking point.

But he knew better than to let it go to waste. Instead he brought a doggy bag to take the rest home.