America and France were sitting at a table in a restaurant. In front of them was a mountain of hamburgers. Well, more specifically in front of America was a mountain of hamburgers and in front of France was a single burger at which he was glaring.

The two nations made a bet, that the Frenchman couldn't finish a burger.

At first France was confident that it would be easy, or easier than eating England's homecooked meal, but once the burger was set in front of him, he lost all his cockiness.

"Go on," America smirked, already halfway through his first burger.

France reluctantly picked the burger up, gulped and slowly bit into it. He tried really hard to scarf it down before the overly greasy taste really hit him, but he was only halfway done, when he had to put down as he couldn't take it anymore.

He dropped the burger and buried his face in his hands.

"Plus de ça," he whimpered desperately.

"Huh?" America stopped chewing.

"Plus de ça," France repeated himself.

"Dude what are you even sayin'," America pulled his phone and typed what was France saying into a translator.

More of that.

"Huh?" America blinked, than looked at his burgers, picked one up and set it in front of France, "Dude, if you wanted more, all you had to do is ask…"

"Aaah, plus de ça," France cried louder.

And America gave him another burger, and another.

"Um, America maybe you should stop," came a soft voice and America jumped in his seat.

Then he noticed Canada sitting beside him with a worried look on his face.

"Oh my god, you scared the pants of me," America sighed, "What do you mean, France wants more…"

Canada shook his head, "No, it means, no more of that."

America frowned, "But the translator said: More of that."

"Yes," Canada nodded.

"And you are saying that it means: No more of that." Said America.

"Yes," Canada nodded again.

America resembled a gasping fish for a few seconds,

"No wonder England says France is weird," America pinched the bridge of his nose.

Then France ran away from the table with hand over his mouth.

"I WON," cheered the American, while Canada sighed at his antics.