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For a brief moment, a GrabFood rider had to consider if his mode of transport would be adequate to complete a delivery.
After all, he would have to ditch his bike in mainland Singapore to send an order from Kimly Seafood restaurant in Yishun to a customer in Seletar Island, located just off the northern coast of the country.
Unless he chartered a boat ride or kayaked to the offshore island, there was no way he would be able to complete the job. Funnily enough, Ruzzy (@rxzhael) shared on Twitter yesterday (July 26) how a Grab Delivery Partner Support agent requested him to make the delivery nonetheless.
“I ride bike not submarine,” he quipped in his message to the agent, requesting either for reassignment or cancellation of the job. The agent replied that would not be possible as the order is “within the acceptable range” for Ruzzy’s mode of vehicle. He would have to deliver the order.
“So I’m supposed to swim there?” he said in confusion. Plus, it’s just weird that someone would want to have their food delivered to an island that is nothing but mangrove trees.
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