In a peculiar turn of events this Valentine’s Day, 24-year-old Ayushi Rawat from Gurugram orchestrated an unconventional act of revenge against her ex-boyfriend, Yash Sanghvi. She arranged for 100 pizzas to be delivered to his residence in Sector 53, opting for cash on delivery. Unaware of the prank, Sanghvi was taken aback when delivery personnel arrived with the massive order. Unable to pay for the unexpected delivery, he found himself in a heated exchange with the delivery staff.
This incident has since gone viral, igniting a flurry of reactions on social media. One user quipped, “Bro just wanted some peace on Valentine’s, now he’s fighting a delivery guy over 100 pizzas.” Another commented, “Poor Yash Sanghvi thought love was cheesy, but the real spice was arguing with the delivery guy.”
While some found humor in the situation, others criticized the act for its potential wastefulness and the undue stress placed on the delivery personnel. One user remarked, “This is the most dumbest revenge. He will simply reject the delivery saying ‘I didn’t order these, ask the order id person and deliver there’.”
This event underscores the lengths to which some individuals might go to express their feelings post-breakup, especially on a day synonymous with love and affection. It also highlights the ethical considerations surrounding such pranks, particularly concerning food wastage and the impact on service workers.
