That American burger joint with the absurdly sexist ads is coming to Australia.

There’s a singular lonely dude burger enthusiast waiting out the front of Australia’s first ever Carl’s Jr restaurant.

He’s been there for three days already. Sleeping in his station wagon.

His reward will be that he is the first customer to eat when the Bateau Bay store opens to the public for the first time tomorrow morning. Oh and he’ll also receive a year’s supply of free burgers for his patience.

“I live in the region and wanted to be one of the first Australians to try it here, because I have never had a Carl’s burger before — even one from overseas,” Matt Elsey (that’s the dude) told News.com.au.

“I’m a big burger boy.”

Funnily enough, big boys are the target demographic for Carl’s Jr and the franchise is notorious for it’s overtly sexual advertising campaigns (if not it’s, admittedly, OK looking burger menu).

Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, Heidi bloody Klum and Kate Upton have all gotten their kits off for the clearly incredibly cashed-up company.

Our very own local ad, starring our very own local model Gemie Howie, screened on Channel 10 after the Big Bash recently and about 20 people (most likely all women) complained to the Advertising Standards Bureau.

This is a screen cap of what they were complaining about:

The Bateau Bay store’s franchisee Lindsey Brennan insists it “won’t offend too many blokes.”

“We don’t apologise for it, we take complaints on board and react to it, but at this stage I am happy where we ended up with our ad,” he told News.com.au.

Mr Brennan has a license to open ten more Carl’s Jr restaurants, but the company, which already operates in more than 30 countries, has plans to open at least 300 stores over the next decade and a half.

Happily, we ladies won’t be completely missing out, Carl caters to women too.

See, here’s Kim Kardashian eating a salad explicitly for no reason:

“Men 18-35 (years) is the target market primarily, but our restaurant is a standard up from what’s out there. Our restaurants are for families and comfortable for women.”

Cheers. I reckon I’ll take my chippies with the sweet and sexist dipping sauce, thanks.  No wait, better make that the misogynistic mayo.