店小二给我打包一份真爱
[diàn xiăo èr jĭ wŏ dă bāo yī fèn zhēn ài]
In ancient China, 'Dian Xiao Er' refers to the waiters in inns or restaurants. The phrase is a humorous way to ask for something called 'true love', implying that the user wants genuine affection like ordering a meal.