"As you can imagine I was absolutely horrified. My children started crying, my cats started headbutting the wall in shock, I soiled myself, my husband divorced me, it was complete madness.
"I sat on the floor crying for a little over an hour. Until, puffy and red, I gave in and ate a burger. This was solely because I could not eat the lettuce purchased from you."
She continued with her cheeky spiel, asking: "What kind of establishment allows worms on food that comes from the ground? Do you want me to die?"
She also suggested the company fire all its staff and close the business.
The British supermarket chain picked up on Daly's sarcastic tone and responded accordingly:
Although, a 12 stone weight gain from a burger, that's quite the achievement. Not at all your standard burger, it sounds amazing.
Daly responded by telling "Ross":
"... I am willing to let you keep your stores if you buy me a Ferrari and a fresh lettuce. If we make a deal I'll call off my lawyers."
She also shared that the worm that sparked the complaint had become a pet, named Jackie Chan, and was currently "terrorising the neighbour's dog" out in the garden.
During the compensation negotiations, Daly revealed she could be bargained with, as long as the worm got something as well.
Sainsbury's Ross eventually managed to satisfy Daly and her new pet by sending them a voucher and a Netflix card "for the worm".
