Pic Of Bengaluru Auto With Office Chair-Like Seat For Driver Goes Viral
The picture shows the auto driver sitting in a lumbar-supported chair just like the ones used in offices
Commuters in Bengaluru often encounter unique and bizarre experiences that are regularly shared on social media. This time it is not about any traffic jam or real estate problem but about an autorickshaw driver taking comfort to a whole new level. In a picture that has gone viral on social media, a office-style chair can be seen installed by the driver in his three-wheeler.
This ‘Peak Bengaluru’ moment was posted on X, formerly Twitter by a user named Anuj Bansal. The picture shows the auto driver sitting in a lumbar-supported chair just like the ones used in offices and not the usual seat provided in the autorickshaws. People spending long hours on their PCs also use the. Even gamers, who spend a lot of time sitting make use of this chair. But an autorickshaw driver using this chair has definitely surprised social media users.
Why should techbros have all the fun? 😏 pic.twitter.com/A5hnd0sDC8
— Anuj Bansal (@anuj63) September 22, 2023
Since being shared the post has amassed clos to 2 lakh views, 2,834 likes and tons of comments.
"Gaming chair! Must be a serious gamer before, commented one user on seeing the picture.
Gaming chair! Must be a serious gamer before.
— Abhinay Omkar (@abhiomkar) September 22, 2023
"tell me u r in bangalore without telling me you are in bangalore," wrote another user.
tell me u r in bangalore without telling me you are in bangalore
— tell me more (@is_this_mayur) September 22, 2023
"This was basically a collateral for a trip in bangalore. Half way to office he realised he got fired because founder made ai experiment successful," joked a third.
This was basically a collateral for a trip in bangalore. Half way to office he realised he got fired because founder made ai experiment successful
— 🐦 (@future_1egend) September 23, 2023
"I heard he's the chairman of the rikshaw board now !," wrote a fourth.
"Bro has more back pain awareness than any techie," commented another user.
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