To pay off my debt, I became a food delivery rider.
At first, I thought that delivering food was just a matter of exchanging life for money. We would come and go, earn a few bucks per order, and count the day after day.
It was not until later that I discovered that the real value of this city is never physical strength, but whether you can see opportunities that others cannot.
I have delivered hangover medicine to drunkards at 2 a. M., Delivered dinner to white-collar workers who worked overtime to the point of collapse, and also delivered the last few orders of business to small shops that were on the verge of bankruptcy.
Others were delivering meals, but I continued to deliver them, but I saw the loopholes in stores, the difficulties of merchants, the ways of human relationships, and the way for ordinary people to make a comeback.
From running errands to taking private orders;
From helping merchants to obtain orders to doing their own projects;
From making hundreds a day, to slowly saving the first pot of gold.
The takeaway box contains more than just food;
And I don't want to accept my fate in life.
