An IIT graduate’s hospital delivery experience with Blinkit is taking the internet by storm
An IIT graduate's hospital delivery experience with Blinkit is taking the internet by storm
The user highlighted how Blinkit prioritized his order after discovering it was being placed from a hospital.
Online grocery delivery services have become a vital part of contemporary living, particularly in urban settings. Individuals frequently access these platforms not only from the convenience of their homes but also from their offices, hotels, while traveling, and occasionally even from hospitals.
An alumnus of IIT Bombay posted on X, showcasing Blinkit’s delivery service along with a unique message from the company.
Sanjeet Sahoo, an X user, posted a screenshot that displayed the delivery information. He also included a message with it.
“My heart goes out to the person who has thought of optimizing for this, thanks Blinkit,” says his post.
My heart goes out to the person who has thought of optimising for this, thanks @letsblinkit pic.twitter.com/eh010zZXrV
— Sanjeet Sahoo (@sanjeetsahooooo) December 30, 2024
The screenshot displays a notification indicating that the user’s order has been given priority. This is accompanied by a line that states,” We have noticed your order is from a hospital. Sending you and your dear ones our warm wishes.”
Users were captivated by the post, and numerous individuals shared their own experiences.
“Definitely a Nobel step. I ordered some stuff from the hospital today through Blinkit and called the delivery person to ask him to deliver it to our room. I was skeptical that he might give reasons like no parking. But, he delivered it to our room without any questions. Thank you people for your empathy,” says a comment by a medical professional.
“Isn’t it a 10-minute delivery that @letsblinkit promised to everyone? Now they’re prioritizing some orders, which means they’ll deliver them in less than 10 minutes, which seems practically impossible. Nevertheless, it’s a good move,” says another comment.
“High time to call out and thank people/teams who come out with such ideas. A prime example of humane design,” yet another user wrote.
