Arianna Hill, aged seven, from Midvale, Utah, said she couldn't eat a cheeseburger that was chopped in half because it appeared 'broken' By Sadie Whitelocks PUBLISHED: 12:59 EST, 26 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:38 EST, 26 March 2013 The heartwarming story of how a Chili's server 'fixed' an autistic child's 'broken' burger has attracted more than half a million Likes on Facebook. Arianna Hill, aged seven, from Midvale, Utah, loves cheeseburgers, but couldn't eat one at her local restaurant chain on Sunday because it came chopped in half. When her older sister Anna MacLean asked what was wrong, the youngster calmly replied: 'Itâ€™s broken. I need another one that's fixed.'
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Arianna Hill, aged seven, from Midvale, Utah, said she couldn't eat a cheeseburger that was chopped in half because it appeared 'broken'
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The photo of her with a 'fixed' burger has currently attracted 608,178 Likes and 33,074 comments on Facebook
Mrs MacLean captured the  'burger kiss' moment on camera and posted a photograph on @placeholder's official Facebook page with a caption detailing the chain of events.