Blinkit delivery boy cheerfully vlogs first day at work, earns Rs 65 in 1.5 hours
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A young man's video documenting his first day as a Blinkit delivery worker has gone viral on social media.
A video of a young man documenting his first day at Blinkit went viral on social media as viewers applauded his cheerful attitude.
In the short video, Manish Aswar is seen riding a cycle with a friend as they complete deliveries together.
Sitting on the back seat while his friend pedalled, Manish recorded their shift, speaking with a bright smile and visible excitement.
“Aaj mera Blinkit mein pehla din hai. Humaara Blinkit pe pehla order lag gaya aur hum de bhi aaye. Yeh raha doosra order (Today is my first day at Blinkit. I received my first order on Blinkit and have delivered it. Here is the second order),” Manish said in the video.
Meanwhile, he revealed that one of the orders was to be delivered to his neighbour, something he hadn’t anticipated.
“Mujhe lagaa thaa kisiko pataa nahi chalega, lekin sabko pata chal gaya. Kaam mein koi sharm nahi karna chahiye (I thought no one would find out, but everyone got to know. There should be no shame at work),” he said.
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