Peak Bengaluru Moment: Man's Rapido Driver Arrives On A Royal Enfield

"Not at all surprising. I had seen a Classic 350 coming as a Rapido ride in Bhubaneswar. So," commented one user on the post.

Man's rapido driver turns up on a Royal Enfield bike in Bengaluru

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A Bengaluru-based software engineer who had recently booked a ride with Rapido had a unique experience to share online. Taking to the microblogging platform Twitter he explained how to his surprise, the rider assigned to pick him up arrived on an upscale motorcycle, Royal Enfield Hunter. That's not all, the rider turned out to be a software engineer with a great interest in motorcycling. In fact, he too was an employee of the very company hosting the event that the booking was made for.

Explaining how he booked a Rapido ride to a Kubernetes meetup and the captain arrived on a Royal Enfield Hunter and revealed that he was a DevOps engineer at the company managing enterprise Kubernetes clusters, Nishit Patel wrote “You won't believe the crazy @peakbengaluru moment I had today! On my way to a Kubernetes meetup, my Rapido captain pulled up on a Royal Enfield Hunter. Turns out he's a DevOps engineer at a company managing enterprise Kubernetes clusters. Just another day in India's tech capital."

You won't believe the crazy @peakbengaluru moment I had today! On my way to a Kubernetes meetup, my Rapido captain pulled up on a Royal Enfield Hunter. Turns out he's a DevOps engineer at a company managing enterprise Kubernetes clusters. Just another day in India's tech capital

— Nishit Patel (@nishit130) August 5, 2023

This extraordinary occurrence has garnered close to 7,000 views 117 likes and several comments after being shared  on the microblogging site.

"Did you ask his turnover from the side business?," commented one user jokingly on the post.

"Not at all surprising. I had seen a Classic 350 coming as a Rapido ride in Bhubaneswar. So," wrote another user.

While a third wrote, "Not fair fair for this rapido captain to deprive someone's earnings, if this techie was unemployed I would have still accepted..."

"Moonlighting Issues will plague his side income," wrote a fourth.