Here’s How Much People In My Office Are Spending On Quick Commerce Apps and I Feel Like A Noob!

Manpreet Kaur

A few days back, I shared my experience on the internet about how I spent 30k on online delivery apps in the span of 8 months and how the apps made me lazier than I was since everything was at my fingertips. I tried to point out how subconsciously these apps and their instant gratification have changed our consumption patterns so much, that we are prioritizing quick delivery over health. The internet’s reaction was very interesting. Some of them were very quick to point out that convenience wasn’t the problem, but my laziness and bad habits were (as if I didn’t know).

However, some of them commented that my numbers were “rookie” and that I needed to bump them up! Well, that got me thinking – how much are people actually spending on these online delivery apps? And I decided to go on a little survey in my office and it turns out, people are spending a considerable amount of money that I couldn’t even have thought of.

During the survey, I asked them to add all the money that they have spent on quick commerce apps like Zomato, Swiggy, Blinkit, BigBasket, Zepto, or anything that they used for groceries and supplies for the month of December. Most of them relied on these apps for groceries, but when they calculated, they themselves were shocked at how much they actually spent even if it was on essentials. Some of them agreed that it promoted unhealthy habits and they might get it cheaper if they purchased it at local stores. Take a look for yourself:

Well, for sure I am a noob when it comes to these online spending patterns.

Please note that these numbers are a representation of how dependent the respondents are on these online apps and don’t reveal their eating habits or ordering patterns.

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