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WHAT YOU EATING BRUH @ ₹9?☣️🤮 Saw a tweet about food being sold for ₹9 on Swiggy. Naturally, it made us wonder—what exactly are you eating at that price? Is it even fresh? In a price-sensitive market like India, it's still hard to believe how a ful

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Amar Gupta

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Might be because the food will go bad and they just want to offload it so that there wastage is low to show more efficiency and the added small revenue while not increasing cost.

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