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Low-paying, unskilled and dead-end job. Which requires zero intellectual involvement, and whose sole motivation is a money. Turnover is high, because of the system basically anyone has the skills necessary to perform with, the company can just hire more interchangeable courier off the streets.

The term's allusion to no pain, no gain motorcycle express delivery system implies both the routine, unfulfilling nature of the work, and the disposable, interchangeable manner in which the company treats its riders.

There is absolutely no shame in these jobs, but one major characteristic of this job is that no academic or formal education is really required. Not even a high school diploma. Due to this a person has absolutely no opportunity to contribute his or her intellectual ideas.

People often get frustrated with these jobs, so people are constantly coming and going. The managers, who are often the only ones making living wages here, do not care if a person quits because these jobs are dead end jobs offering no chance for personal growth in the business. It will be just as easy to hire someone else, and most people in these jobs could work like dogs for years and years and never see any growth.

My respect to my fellow delivery rider who is working hard.

- Lalamog, Grabing Express and Joyful ride
no one works at Lalamog because they like it or care about the work.

delivery riders there are usually filled by early 20s single parent, a bored bum, got family to feed, consumed by the system and the Nas vlogs.
Lalamog by Cheezy Steez May 25, 2022
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