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Deepika Bobbili
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November 25, 2025
There was a time when we waited 3–4 days for a delivery. Then 1-day delivery felt magical. Now if my order takes more than 10 minutes… I start panicking like it’s a medical emergency. Last week proved how far gone I am. I ordered chips at 10:02 AM. Timer showed Arriving in 9 minutes. Pure happiness. Then it jumped to 11 minutes. My mood collapsed instantly. I stared at my phone like the rider personally betrayed me. Earlier: → “I will buy groceries this weekend.” Now: → “Blinkit be like: mai hoon na.” Convenience became the default. Patience became optional. And honestly? Half the fun is not the delivery — it's the live tracking. ( I love watching that tiny bike emoji move on the map like it is my personal action movie.)😭 Zooming in. Zooming out. Whispering “Bhai, seedha ja.” Cheering like it's an IPL super over. These apps didn’t just speed up delivery. They speed-ran our entire lifestyle. PS: I miss those old days when I used to go grocery shopping with my dad.😭 #10MinuteDelivery #BlinkIt #ModernLife
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Sneha Kumari
Student || AI FOR ALL || TATA CRUCIBLE’25|| Deloitte Data Analytics Simulation
10 days ago
Yeah right now everything became so quick and easy want something just order it.
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Madhurjya Sarmah
AI & Automations | Web Dev & SEO | 2x-6x Growth Strategies | +1.5M$ in Revenue
13 days ago
delivery anxiety is a thing now though
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Akshaikumar AR
Python Developer | Django | JavaScript | Full Stack Developer | Building Projects & Growing Daily
13 days ago
I’m thinking from the perspective of a delivery boy, rushing through traffic, delivering food with in 10 minutes, working late nights, even in the rain, yet still doing everything they can to be on time. Sometimes, a few heartless people shout at them for being just 1–5 minutes late. But on the other hand, there are people who don’t mind a delay at all. They greet them with a warm smile, and that small kindness is exactly what a delivery boy truly needs and hopes for.