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Social Media Celebrates ‘Pizza Dude’ Congressional Staffer Who Hilariously Photobombs CBS News Coverage

Social media is celebrating the ‘Pizza Dude’ Congressional staffer who hilariously photobombed CBS […]

Social media is celebrating the “Pizza Dude” Congressional staffer who hilariously photobombed CBS News coverage of the Michael Cohen hearing.

While Cohen was seated before congress to give testimony on his time working with the Donald Trump presidential campaign, outside news cameras were rolling on reporters covering the big story

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One CBS team, however, ended up being inadvertently photobombed by the “Pizza Dude,” who look very eager to scarf down some lunch. Ever since the clip went viral, social media users have been cheering the unknown staffer on and joking about his federal faux pas.

“To be fair, lunch was around 2pm EST and they started probably earlier than 10am. I would have done the same thing. No fโ€”s given when I’m starving,” one Reddit user joked.

“I now believe he was furiously texting someone in the hearing to get the order in because recess is coming up. Dude is just hoarding the box and standing up. If he wasn’t ravenous, he’d probably be sitting on the floor or out on the concrete stoop of the building at least,” another person said.

“Don’t know what the brand of pizza it is but it looks like they have their own distinguishable box. They should hire him for ads and have him just eat pizza like that at random events in the background,” someone else suggested.

“Haha! I was watching this kid at the hour recess they had! He was standing most of the time on camera and this girl kept flirting with him for like 20 minutes! They obviously didn’t know they were on camera and the mic was on but it was difficult to hear them. I was secretly hoping they would get together and was waiting to see an exchange of phone numbers,” one other Reddit user commented.

At this time, it does not appear that the “Pizza Dude’s” identity has been uncovered, but it may only be a matter of time.