Mumbaikar books Rapido for garbage disposal! Watch

Only in Mumbai can daily struggles transform into viral comedy. In a city where traffic jams, torrential rains, and overflowing garbage bins are part of life, one resident found an unusual 'solution' that left the internet in splits- booking a Rapido, not for a ride, but to dispose of garbage.

Mumbaikar books Rapido for garbage disposal! Watch

Mumbaikar books Rapido for garbage disposal! Watch

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Only in Mumbai can daily struggles transform into viral comedy. In a city where traffic jams, torrential rains, and overflowing garbage bins are part of life, one resident found an unusual 'solution' that left the internet in splits- booking a Rapido, not for a ride, but to dispose of garbage. The bizarre twist quickly struck a chord online, proving once again that Mumbaikars can find humour even in the stinkiest situations.

Rapido for 'Ferrying' Garbage!

Recently, a video went viral on social media showing a Mumbaikar booking Rapido for garbage disposal. In the clip, the Rapido driver is seen calling the customer to confirm the pickup location for what he assumes is a parcel. Moments later, a young man approaches and hands him a 'stinky' black plastic bag.

Confused by the stench, the driver asks about the contents. To his shock, the youth admits it’s a garbage packet. The driver immediately throws the bag to the ground and angrily confronts him for misusing the service.

The Twist in the Tale

After a brief argument, the driver reluctantly agrees to dispose of the garbage but demands extra money. The youth eventually agrees, and the driver picks up the bag and dumps it at a designated spot. According to the video, the youth claimed he had no proper place to discard his waste, which prompted the unusual booking.

Viral Absurdity

While the authenticity of the video remains unverified, its sheer absurdity has entertained netizens across Instagram and WhatsApp groups. Shared by the account India 60m, the clip has already sparked a wave of memes and laughter online, with many joking that in Mumbai, even garbage management can be outsourced through an app.

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