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Mount Fuji, located on the highest peak on the island of Honshu, in Japan, has a height of 3,776 meters.
It is estimated that the cost of carrying a pizza to the top was just over 40,000 yen (more than 5,000 Mexican pesos).
Umanami Futoshi is the alleged delivery man who pulls off the feat; however, this is a mountaineering fan.
Within the digital conversation, a series of photographs has gone viral in which a supposed Domino’s Pizza delivery man can be seen delivering an order; However, what has surprised locals and strangers is the man’s initiative, since he was working at just over 3,776 meters above sea level, on the top of Mount Fuji, in Japan.
Food distribution, today, is one of the main job options for millions of young people, since, usually, it is students and people in their first jobs who are part of the sector, who have benefited from the new consumer habits generated in the post-pandemic era.
Derived from social distancing, home food delivery applications increased significantly, an aspect that allowed its worker base to also grow, only in Mexico, Uber Eats He pointed out that his application registers just over 200,000 delivery partners and drivers, who serve just over 8 million users.
However, although the platform distributors work in the transfer of breaths for various firms and franchises, companies such as Papa John’s, Sushi Roll or Dominos Pizza They have their own distribution base. In this sense, Domino’s points out that, within the national territory, it has just over 718 stores and employs at least 10,000 employees.between counter workers and delivery men.
“Delivery man Domino’s Pizza delivery in Mount Fuji
A supposed dealer Domino’s Pizzain Japan, has shown that to provide good customer service nothing is impossiblesince he was able to climb to the top of the Mount Fuji, taking just over six hours to arrive; However, local media have indicated that the cost of a delivery of this style could be around 40,000 yen (just over 5,000 Mexican pesos), when the average cost of a pizza is 3,776 yen (about 500 Mexican pesos).
According to what has been revealed, Umanami Futoshi is the supposed delivery man of the famous chain Dominos Pizza, who arrived at the place and surprised everyone… But this is not entirely truesince it was revealed that this supposed worker is a fan of mountaineering and on several occasions has climbed products to the top of the mountain, characterized as a delivery man for other firms.
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ドミノピザ頼んでる人居たわ pic.twitter.com/jt1cyx6wut— カズち (@fatmanairsoft) August 21, 2022
However, this is not the first time that a pizza service can reach places that are not easily accessible, since, in 2016, a young man requested a delivery from Papa John’s for his grandmother, who was in the area affected by the Hurricane matth.
Thanks to the virality offered by digital platforms and social networks, curious and even inspiring stories can be known, in which brands and workers are involved, which helps to generate organic links with the firms.
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