Vlogger pretends to be a Zomato agent and shows how he made Rs 20 on the app, video goes viral

A recent viral video has got social media users discussing the efforts required to make money through food delivery apps. The reel features a content creator (@munna_kumarguddu) who becomes a Zomato delivery agent to show how the system works. It has garnered 3 million views on Instagram so far. At the beginning of the clip, he explains that he is going to show us what he did to earn Rs 20 using Zomato. He shows us a phone screen where the order details are available. It displays an address in New Delhi. He clarifies that he has to travel 1.5 kilometres to pick up an order of achari chaap and malai tikka.
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After reaching the restaurant, it takes 10 minutes for the food to be prepared and packed. The vlogger then reveals that the drop location is 650 metres away and goes to complete the delivery. When he updates the order delivery on the app, it is revealed that he has earned Rs 20. The vlogger revealed that the entire trip took him 30 minutes. Watch the full viral video below:

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The viral post has sparked debate in the comments section. Some users felt the pay was too low and the workers deserved better. Others felt the delivery agents should choose not to work if they are not willing to accept such earnings. Check out some reactions below:

“Meanwhile Zomato is paying crores of rupees to software engineers.”

“Be respectful of the persons making the delivery.”

“Brother, the distance was in kilometres….we have to pay delivery charges ranging from Rs 80 to Rs 150.”

“You won’t earn 20 rupees. Bike maintenance and petrol expenses come out of your pocket.”

“So the hourly rate is around 40, so if you work 12 hours a day for 25 days in a month you will earn 12000 in the lowest bracket… umm.”

“Do the same job in any Western country and you’ll get at least 10 times more pay. Our country is ruined, as long as income inequality persists, we’re not going to get anywhere.”

Earlier, an X post about a Bengaluru resident who became a Blinkit delivery agent for a day had taken the internet by storm. She claimed that she did it because she was curious to know “how they make deliveries in 10 minutes.” Click here to read the full story.
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