It's Only Twenty Dollars

Two tiny internet confessions become one dinner-ordering loop: @himynamestee asks, "what should i order tonight? deciding is my toxic trait" 1, while @ayobamiamisu keeps saying, "It's only $20" 1800 times a week 2. The song turns both lines into a bright, dry hook for staring at a menu too long and treating a small order like a recurring subscription.

Listen when the delivery app is open, the cart is growing, and deciding is taking longer than dinner.

[Intro] What should I order tonight? What should I order tonight?

[Verse 1] I have three menus open and nowhere to land I look at the specials, I look at the sides I say I'll decide, then I change my mind

[Pre-Chorus] What should I order tonight? Maybe something crispy, maybe something light The cart keeps growing, the clock gets late I call it a choice, but I call it fate

[Chorus] What should I order tonight? Deciding is my toxic trait What should I order tonight? I ask it again and again

[Verse 2] My toxic trait is saying to myself It's only twenty dollars It's only twenty dollars Eighteen hundred times a week

[Pre-Chorus] One little side, one little treat One little button says complete I know the total, I know the rate It's only twenty dollars, so I say it's okay

[Chorus] What should I order tonight? Deciding is my toxic trait It's only twenty dollars I say it eighteen hundred times a week

[Bridge] The cart gets bigger, the room gets quiet I close the app, then I reopen it What is the difference between want and fate? It's only twenty dollars, so I hesitate

[Final Chorus] What should I order tonight? Deciding is my toxic trait What should I order tonight? It's only twenty dollars, I say it again Eighteen hundred times a week

[Outro] What should I order tonight? It's only twenty dollars Maybe that's enough