Kind-hearted M’sian makes special order just to belanja food delivery rider
Blame the job market or blame our laziness to buy food
ourselves, there’s no denying that food delivery riders are now part of the
urban Malaysian life.
It’s a tough job where the hardworking riders tirelessly
brave Malaysian traffic, heavy rains and even skip their own meals just to satiate
our appetites.
Knowing this, a kind-hearted Malaysian made a special
order just to belanja a food delivery rider!
This heart-warming tale was shared by @danialrafiqq on Twitter last Sunday (15th September).
The Foodpanda delivery rider tweeted a picture of a very special customer order that bore the following message:
“Bro have you eaten? I buy this for you. No need to send to my location. Take the food, rest a while and fill your stomach.â€
@danialrafiqq via Twitter
He captioned the tweet with, “May there be more customers
like this.â€
Moga makin ramai customer yang macam ni.
Cc: Rakan Panda pic.twitter.com/crYbuV4aC7
— دانيال راÙÙ‚ (@danialrafiqq) September 15, 2019
The stranger’s kind gesture filled many hearts with hope and
joy as the tweet has been retweeted 21K times (at the time of writing).
Many were inspired by the stranger’s generosity while some
also shared their own tales of kindness.
I just did this as I got nagged for ordering fast food and it was too late I couldn't cancel the order. So I decided to just let the rider have it. Plus, it was raining heavily so I feel it was a good thing to do. Thank god he accepted it. This should definitely be a norm.
— teamrocket (@fiz_zakaria) September 16, 2019
Translation: “Yesterday when I was on the way home, I saw a Foodpanda rider helping someone change their car tyre. May he be blessed!”
Amazing, right?
This tale also reminds us of the time when a Subang Jaya man offered a reward to find a food delivery rider for his life-saving gesture on the road. You can read about it HERE.
TRP would like to thank all the food delivery riders out there for their hard work!
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