Zomato will deliver food to your doorstep in 10 minutes. Twitter responds with hilarious memes
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A section of the internet reacted to Zomato's announcement with memes. #Zomato has been trending since the announcement last evening.
Zomato has announced a 10-minute food delivery service which will start with four stations in Gurugram from next month onwards. Deepinder Goyal, the founder of Zomato, took to Twitter on Monday to share the new feature with his followers. “10-minute food delivery is coming soon on Zomato,” his tweet read. The latest 10-minute food delivery offering is called Zomato Instant.
Announcement: 10 minute food delivery is coming soon on Zomato.Food quality 10/10Delivery partner safety 10/10Delivery time 10 minutesHere’s how Zomato Instant will achieve the impossible while ensuring delivery partner safety https://t.co/oKs3UylPHh pic.twitter.com/JYCNFgMRQz
Following the announcement, a backlash ensued on social media. The announcement raised several questions, especially about the safety of the ones delivering the food in a jiffy. Despite Zomato's statement stating that "we do not put any pressure on delivery partners to deliver food faster," people are not really convinced.
A section of the internet reacted to the piece of information with memes. They showed their displeasure through these viral memes. #Zomato has been trending since the announcement last evening.
Check out some of the memes here:
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