Carlton Reid picks up burgers and pizzas,but he doesn’t eat them - he delivers them. In just a few months he has lost weight and saved cash for the Giro d’Italia There’s a way to get healthy from fast food: the trick is to deliver it, not eat it. I’m 52, and but am now fitter than I was at 22. As a gig-economy food delivery rider I’m getting paid to melt my middle-age spread. I started in November,but fill lost 5kg. Although I only attain a few evening hours per week, I fill already banked enough cash to pay for a trip to see the Giro d’Italia in May. [br]I get paid £4.25 for every drop, and the faster I pedal,the more drops I can fit in. Students are the mainstay of the food delivery commerce, and on a good night – when the students are flush – I can pocket £20 an hour. Not sinful for time I’d otherwise waste trawling Twitter.
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Source: theguardian.com