Besides offering flexibility, working as a food delivery rider can be pretty rewarding from a financial perspective too.
Such was the case for a Foodpanda food delivery rider in Singapore — the man claims that he earned S$865.32 in just two days.
While making S$432.50 per day might sound like quite an attractive prospect, the OP explained that it requires hard work and sweat.
In a Facebook post last Wednesday (14 Dec), the man openly shared about the salary he earned as a food delivery rider.
Over a span of two days, the man allegedly earned a staggering S$865.32 — which comes to about S$432.50 per day.
The OP stated that many view food delivery riders as having a “lowly job”. However, he felt that this shouldn’t be the case, as it’s an honest and laborious job.
“If you’re unemployed and don’t have enough income, food delivery is a part-time job that can fill your stomach or supplement your income,” he said.
The OP also noted that there were additional conditions which the job demanded – such as driving a car or bike and being a Singapore citizen or permanent resident.
The post has since gone viral on Facebook, with many amazed at how much the OP made over just two days.
After all, earning nearly S$1,000 in such a short period of time is no easy feat.
A few netizens commented that they too might just make a career change after seeing his earnings.
Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook
Many also praised the rider for his diligence and hard work.
As some netizens have pointed out, making more than S$400 daily would’ve only been possible if he put in immense hard work.Indeed, the OP’s endurance and hard work certainly deserve a fair amount of appreciation.
Hopefully, his account will go a long way towards inspiring Singaporeans to put in the hard work, no matter what line of work they’re in.
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