Tag Archives: delivery
Irish stuff.
To your door.
Simon writes:
I used my downtime to make a website with the missus last weekend to promote small, independent Irish online stores who deliver. Maybe some of your readers would be interested.
Today.
At The Green Grocer on Manor Street in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7.
Stoneybatter Pride of Place tweetz:
“Tom and Jack, from The Green Grocer, Stoneybatter on Manor Street, are also running a delivery service from today, Monday. Call (01) 707 1854 or send a message to their Facebook page here. Thanks all!”
Earlier: Everyone Chill
Circa 1905
Main Street, Rathfarnham, Dublin 6.
Meanwhile…
Do I see a left hand drive vehicle there? Continental deliveries have been going on for centuries in Ireland of course.
— Paddy McGarr #RepealThe27th (@elessar83) August 20, 2019
Deliverance
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A short documentary about Bill – the Grizzly-Adams-bearded, 52-year-old, fixie-cycling delivery guy for Best Pizza in Brooklyn.
If you look at me, you are definitely rolling the dice. It is a fifty-fifty chance that you’re gonna get me or I’m gonna fucking kill you.
You’ll like Bill.
A short from Korean animation studio Altered Image Works featuring Johnny – the laziest interplanetary delivery man ever to hit the autopilot button.
Right So
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Niamh Cannon writes:
“Well, this isn’t creepy at all…”
A short film by The Perennial Plate featuring the dabbawallas of Mumbai – who deliver home-cooked lunches to office workers in a low tech but remarkably effective way.
Each day in Mumbai 4000 men in white outfits and matching hats transport 175,000 lunches across the big city. They retrieve the tiffens (lunch containers) of food from mothers and wives, and bring them (by foot, train, bicycle and even carried on top of their heads) to the office buildings of waiting husbands and sons. The Dabbawallas have been doing this since the late 1800s.Despite the unsophisticated mode of transport, the lunches always arrive on time (the error rate is 1 in every 16 million transactions).