In much less than 10 secs of time, a Bengaluru resident’s craving for McDonald’s was swiftly fulfilled by Swiggy, which is an Indian online food ordering and delivery platform.
Details about the quick food delivery:
When Canadian resident Caleb Friesen drove to a restaurant in Koramangala recently for a late-night meal, he was informed that it was no longer open. However, he observed that the store’s pick-window was open and occupied by delivery people.
Friesen took out his phone and ordered food from Swiggy because he was determined not to leave without eating. Within ten seconds, according to him, a delivery person handed him his order.
The man posted a video of his conversation with the Swiggy agent.
“Thank you so much. They won’t let me in,” he told the delivery person.
“10-seconds. This is my first very-near delivery,” the Swiggy employee responded.
Drove to Koramangala for midnight McDonald’s, they said they were closed, but the pick-up window was full of delivery guys. What to do?
I ordered Swiggy from McDonald’s to McDonald’s. 10-second delivery achieved.
Friesen managed to learn from the delivery person’s conversation that he produced YouTube videos as a side business. By promoting the delivery person’s channel, Friesen—who is also a videographer and has more than 5,000 followers on Twitter—paid it forward.
“Sanjay was the one who brought me my order. He makes YouTube videos as a side hustle which he wants to turn into his main hustle, check him out on YouTube at hellosanjay,” Friesen wrote.
Twitter users’ responses on the incident:
Twitter users described their interaction as a “peak Bengaluru” moment.
One person commented: “10 seconds, haha! Zepto’s going to have a complex.”
Another asked Friesen if he got a post-midnight discount. “It’s either some money off or a free McVeggie I think,” they said.
