The world of today is click oriented. Everything is just a click away thanks to the concept of online shopping. Once it used to be the snap of the fingers, today it is a simple click! You want groceries or veggies or any non-veg item, just log in to the relevant app, place the order and pay through plastic money. The item will land up at your doorstep. No need to move out of the comforts of your home. It saves on time, preserves your energy and avoids crowded market places. Similarly for delicious mouthwatering snacks like pizzas, burgers, biriyanis etcetera. The delivery boy of Zomato or Swiggy or Domino's arrives with the items, even at odd hours. These are a few of the +ves for some.
Now the flip side. In the good old days when one had to physically go the market to get his necessities. He would interact with the sellers, exchange greetings with known faces along the way. Such exchanges carried a lot of meaning. They meant – “I am well, so are you.” Then there was the physical touch of fresh vegetables, selecting the best fruits – depending on the size of the pocket. The brief visit to the market in the morning instead of depending to online shopping are a few of the –ves for some. Those in this category are labeled as outdated but they were fortunate to add a zing to their lives.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2022
The +ves and –ves of online shopping
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Friday, October 23, 2015
Domino’s to have own brand of delivery vehicles with oven in the rear to keep the pizzas warm
This has been reported in nzherald.co.nz dated 22 October 2015.
Domino's is the second-largest U.S. pizza company and it is attempting to stay ahead of a fast-food industry where delivery is increasingly the norm. With brands like McDonald's, Taco Bell, Burger King and Starbucks breathing down their necks, Domino’s is trying to stay ahead of the competition - all the brands are experimenting with delivery services and are bringing more competition to pizza chains.
The design of the car is unique – there is only one seat for the driver and the rest of the small car's seats are removed. Its interior can hold food items, including as many as 80 pizzas. The warming oven is accessible from the side of the gasoline-fueled vehicle. Moreover, there is a "puddle light," which projects the logo of Domino's on the ground.
Incidentally, Domino’s ranks second to Pizza Hut in sales.
(Image courtesy wikimediacommons.org)
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