We’ve come across stories in Malaysia where fresh graduates have resorted to becoming food delivery riders in order to be able to sustain a living.
Recently, a food delivery rider in Singapore has created waves online after he posted his earnings on his TikTok account.
TikTok user @wanganbryyan shared a screenshot of his delivery earnings which amounted to $6,794 (RM23,892) in the month of March.
The screenshot also showed that he made 1,229 deliveries last month, while clocking over an impressive 400 hours on the food delivery app.
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In the comment section, he also explained that he does the food deliveries via and e-bike and works a whopping 16 to 20 hours a day!
In an interview with asiaone, 21-year-old food delivery rider explained he could envision himself working as a food delivery rider until he turns 65.
His TikTok post has since garnered a lot of attention from netizens who were impressed by his feat.
“You’re cycling that many hours a day? Team Singapore cycling should recruit you,” commented an impressed TikTok user.
“Wow, so proud of you! Not many that earn that much at your age,” commented another TikTok user.
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