This Woman Does The Most INSANE Thing Every Day To Deliver Her Coworkers’ Food

bungee jump lunch

If you begrudge picking up coffee for your coworkers while you’re already at Starbucks, you’ll appreciate this woman going above and beyond to deliver her colleagues’ lunch on time. Or rather, down and beyond. Wan Tiandi is the logistics director for Wansheng Ordovician park in Chongqing, in China’s Sichuan province. And if that sounds like a desk job that mainly involves spreadsheets, think again. One of Wan’s jobs is to make sure the 200 employees at the park get their lunch — and since they aren’t allowed to leave their posts, that means delivering it herself.

Which sounds okay, except as AsiaOne reports, it takes over 90 minutes to drive down to them, and some of the employees work at sites that are only accessible by narrow mountainous roads, which means the lunch is cold by the time it gets there. We’re talking really big mountains here. So instead, she takes the quick route: every lunchtime, she bungee jumps nearly 1,000 ft off the top of the mountain, with their lunch strapped to her waist!

Watch Wan in action:

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This isn’t the first innovative combination of food and bungee jumping. Witness the most extreme biscuit dunk on record:

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For some people though, lunch is their extreme sport.

As anyone who has ever been both hangry and lazy knows, people who deliver food, no matter what the elements throw at them, are true heroes.

They’re out in the heat, when the rest of us are hugging the A/C:

They’re out in the rain…

…while some people are watching from their balconies:

They’re even out in the snow:

And blizzards:

And like other emergency services (well, food emergencies…) they’ll even tackle storms:

Even really bad storms:

They come through when you need them most:

And for some, it’s not just food delivery that makes us love them. There are some really heroic delivery people out there, transporting people to the hospital:

Shielding the most vulnerable from the rain:

And pulling people from burning buildings:

Take this opportunity to pay tribute to the people who bring you your food, no matter what:

Safe travels to you all!

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