Is it a good idea for the young man to send a strange order to the police and ask for help through takeaway when he is in danger?

The young man sent a strange order with the police. Personally, I think it is a way and a good way to ask for help through takeaway when in danger.

The general content of the incident is as follows: the takeaway took an order for barbecue, and the original order was only over 2 yuan, but the delivery distance and delivery fee were as high as 3 yuan. The takeaway was worried that there was a problem, so he just told the police about it, and the police accompanied the takeaway to deliver it together. As a result, the young man drank too much and didn't see the address clearly before ordering such a takeaway.

In fact, it's a good idea to tell merchants to ask for help by ordering take-out food, because at present, the number of take-out groups is very large, and when the platform orders, it can be noted, which will show the detailed address and information of the ordering person. If it is in danger, you can seek some help, and of course, you need to note good information to prevent any problems.

In addition, in recent years, there have been cases of asking for help through take-out, and the success rate of being generally rescued is relatively high, because take-out groups are shuttling through the streets and corners of the city, and they are really integrated into our current life, because take-out will be delivered to your door, including couriers, and they can also be the targets of help in many cases; Of course, if conditions permit, it is best to contact the police. After all, the police are the most beneficial people to fight crime, so if you have the opportunity to turn to the police, you must turn to the police first.

When asking for help through take-out, sometimes we should also consider the safety of others. After all, if we are involved in danger ourselves, we should try not to involve other people's lives when we have no choice. After all, criminals are generally sensitive and lack the ability to protect themselves. If we really risk ourselves when asking for help, we may regret the person who asked for help the most, of course.