A savvy businessman has been slammed online after revealing he makes $400-per-day with a fake restaurant on a popular meal delivery app. The man, who posted anonymously on Reddit, gloated about his success serving overpriced microwave meals to unsuspecting diners.
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He explained he registered a company, purchased take-away boxes off Amazon and made some social media accounts for his 'restaurant'. He then signed up for a few delivery apps and was soon able to quit his day job. 'I re-sell microwave meals... on some meals I add something to make them look better, like cheese,' he said.
'Should I feel bad? I feel kind of proud to be fair,' he added. He added that is is indeed operating legally with all of the appropriate insurances and certifications. He does not have to operate from a commercial kitchen where he lives - but a hygiene inspector could come at any time.
A savvy businessman has been slammed online after revealing he makes $400-per-day with a fake restaurant on a popular meal delivery app. 'I will pass without problem,' he insisted. Some were impressed by the man's genius. 'There's someone in my area that does this but doesn't even cook the food. They're called "snax in the city" and they sell nothing but junk food; chips, pop, cookies, candy, and ice cream. Sounds genius if you ask me,' one man said.
