Dunzo reacts to Swiggy delivery boy's ‘outsourcing skill' in Bengaluru

Dunzo and Swiggy have reacted to the delivery partner's decision to outsource a coffee order just because he felt lazy.

Published on: May 7, 2022, 14:55:39 IST

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This is a perfect example of Peak Bengaluru!

Swiggy customer's ‘Peak Bangalore’ Whatsapp message about his/her delivery partner's decision to ‘Dunzo’ his order has gone viral (Twitter)

The internet has gone bonkers after a ‘lazy’ Swiggy delivery agent's story of outsourcing his delivery job of a Cafe Coffee Day coffee to Dunzo, another delivery service, went gone viral.

Dunzo reacted to the viral story by tweeting, “In the@peakbengaluru metaverse of madness, Bichoo gang and Eagle gang work together. Hum bhi hain Joshi mein, delivery karein hosh mein, yun na aankhein dikha...Saailaaroo, saailaare! What say @swiggy_in :)”

When someone responded to Dunzo's witty reply quoting Shah Rukh Khan's hit song from the 90s as a reply to the story, saying ‘someone experienced maybe handling the account’, Dunzo responded again.

“Lowkey want to Goyal at the top of my lung - Apun bola tu mera thaila - and give you our delivery bag." Oly the Dunzo account manager can explain this tweet.

Swiggy too didn't shy away from talking about the story, asking Dunzo for a comment. But haven't spoken up after Dunzo's witty response.

Ronnie Screwvala hailed his ‘outsourcing’ skills by tweeting, “Outsourcing at its best! Just heard that a Swiggy delivery partner in Bangalore booked Dunzo to deliver his order. The delegation skills of the Swiggy delivery partner are off the charts.”

According to Shubhansh Shukla, it was a perfect example of 'DI in Angular, when services use a service'

Madhur Chadha feels that the Swiggy boy may have outsourced the job to himself and got paid by Swiggy and met his incentive target at Dunzo

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