It's funny to deliver takeout in the snow

It often snows in the north in winter. If it snows heavily, the snow on the road is thick and it is difficult to walk. Sometimes if it snows heavily, even driving is slippery and difficult. The winter temperature in Northeast China is low, and the snow is often thick. The netizen asked, the road was blocked by heavy snow in the northeast, and a little brother drove a tractor to deliver food. What do you think of this matter?

First, this takeaway brother is very dedicated. In order to finish the work, it's really touching to find a way to deliver takeout in this weather. Delivery is a hard job. It can't rain and wind every day. No matter whether it is hot or cold, they are always busy and walking on the road in a hurry. In order to let customers receive the goods as soon as possible, they race against time and don't want to delay a minute. When it was difficult to walk on the snowy road, the takeaway brother actually thought of driving a tractor, overcoming difficulties and braving the cold, which really touched us.

Second, this takeaway brother is so desperate that I believe that customers will feel warm after receiving their own things. As a customer, after placing an order online, he will wait for the goods to be delivered at home early. Sometimes they may be in a hurry and hope to get it early. But in special weather, everyone can understand each other. After all, no matter what kind of work you are engaged in, there are times when you encounter special circumstances. I believe that when this takeaway brother gives something to the customer, his heart will be very warm. Touch each other warmly on a cold snowy day.

Third, after reading the efforts of this takeaway brother, we should also work hard to overcome difficulties and do our job well. Whether it's the takeaway brother or we do other jobs, we should be conscientious and try our best to overcome difficulties, instead of complaining. Only through our own efforts to overcome challenges can we win the trust of customers.

Did this little brother's behavior outside move you?