Hyper-efficient Lunch Delivery in Bombay, India

published by winkler1

9 months 3 weeks ago • 2673 views

tags: mumbai, dabbawalas

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This lunch delivery service transports home-cooked meals to the office. Their 5,000 members are mainly illiterate, but only make 1 error per million deliveries.

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i dont think the US government runs quite that efficiently, but i could be wrong

written by BillOreilly

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Very cool.

written by HaricotVert

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/sift

written by CaptainPlanet420

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that's a fun word. dabbawalla

written by ambassdor

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Geez, Bill Gates even got to the Dubbawalas!

written by mlx

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btw: the system was object of various economic science studies. AFAIK the methods are part of several economics lectures

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very neat.

written by Chaucer | 9 months 3 weeks ago | CH

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Am I the only one thinking "Why don't they just take their lunch with them to work?"

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One error in a million MY ASS.

written by budzos

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I'm not sure, but I think the lunches are delivered hot thanks to the metal tins. I was offered people's home cooking but was sheltered from eating anything that my puny western immune system couldn't handle

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