The secret to Mumbai's dabbawalas | FT Life Notebook

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Every day a team of 5,000 men deliver meals in thousands of tiffin boxes across Mumbai, using a simple coding system, bicycles and the Indian city's train network. The FT's David Pilling and Avantika Chilkoti examine how the system works so efficiently.
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this is real dope ! Hats off dabbawalas

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Marvelous ...
They ran a UBER-EATS years before uber even thought of it

[@nethu7171]

amazing!!

[@Isaac-gh5ku]

I wonder if India's dabbawalas concept would be use in Japan?

[@theofficialexpert]

now it makes since!

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Since

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Thats wild

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How much money they earn

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Do dabbawallas get lunch from dabbawallas?