A man unusual reason for wanting to work at quick commerce platform Blinkit has sparked a wave of reactions online. The man reportedly cited his frequent Blinkit spending, saying that ordering around ₹800 worth of products almost every day was a perfectly reasonable basis for wanting a job at the company. The statement quickly caught the attention of social media users, who found the logic both amusing and relatable. Instead of simply calling him a customer, some users joked that his spending habits practically made him an investor in the quick commerce business.
One reaction that gained attention summed up the internet mood with the comment, You are an investor. Others joked that consistently placing orders was his own way of contributing to Blinkit growth. The incident also highlights how deeply quick commerce apps have become part of everyday urban shopping. From groceries and snacks to household essentials, customers increasingly rely on platforms that promise deliveries within minutes.
While spending ₹800 a day does not actually qualify someone as an investor or provide a formal reason for employment, the humorous argument resonated with social media users. The post has therefore become another example of how ordinary consumer habits can turn into viral internet content. For now, the internet seems to have reached its own verdict if you are ordering from Blinkit every day, you might as well put frequent customer on your resume.
