The girl hated her old love too much, spent millions to hire a shipper to do something that no one expected

After the breakup, the girl, because she hated her ex-boyfriend so much, hired a shipper to do something that no one could expect. Many netizens humorously said that indeed no one is normal when in love.

The main character in this story is named Wang Mengmeng. Too resentful of her old love for betraying her, she decided to hire a shipper to drive for 4 hours and then ride the cable car up the mountain, finding the love lock that the two of them had attached to destroy it.

This unusual request is known through an online video on Douyin, shared by the driver nicknamed "Gold Medal Runner Brother", whose IP address shows that he lives in Henan Province, China. This account currently has 27,000 followers and often posts clips of "errands running challenges". including fulfilling special requests of customers, from being a wedding guest to sending red envelopes or flowers on Mother's Day.

It is known that not only Gold Medal Runner Brother, but other shippers in China in addition to delivering food, they also provide many other personal services, such as queuing up to buy milk tea, transporting documents, taking customers to the hospital, and even taking care of pets. The cost of the service depends on the distance and service time.

Returning to the special "errand challenge" that Gold Medal Runner Brother received recently, he was paid 300 yuan (more than 1 million VND) by his hirer, Wang Mengmeng, to climb Lao Quan Mountain to cut the metal lock that she and her ex-boyfriend placed there during their dating.

"I went to Lao Quan Mountain with my ex-boyfriend and hung a love lock, then I found out he had done the same to a lot of girls. Now, when I think about it, I feel disgusted. Can you help me cut the lock?" said Vuong. The shipper showed contempt for her ex-boyfriend and accepted the request to drive 4 hours to the above location, took the cable car to the top of the mountain to start looking for the lock.

When he arrived, he realized that identifying Ms. Wang's lock among countless other locks was not an easy task. After a video conversation with the female customer, the shipper finally found the pink lock engraved with the names of the couple and canceled it. Worth mentioning, Ms. Wang also asked him to cut the lock that his ex-lover and another ex-girlfriend attached.

To please those who witnessed the process of carrying out the task, the male shipper initially threw two locks that had been cut into a nearby stream. However, Ms. Wang later asked to destroy the lock to signal that the relationship had ended irretrievably. And then the Gold Medal Runner Brother had to find it again to satisfy the wishes of the unstable guest.

Because the lock was made of zinc, the shipper had to go to a specialized store to fuse it with the aim of declaring that the relationship between Wang Manh Manh and her ex-boyfriend was completely ruined. However, the staff at the store said, "Brother, if you do that, you can't end the relationship, but actually dissolve it into one."

After listening, the shipper stood in the picture for a few seconds and didn't know what to say. I don't know if the love story of Ms. Vuong and her ex-boyfriend is really reincarnated or not, only to see in front of the person who performs the task spends a lot of effort to complete it.

The funny video about this special service after being spread on platforms has attracted a lot of attention from Chinese netizens. They left many comments as follows:

"The two only had sex in April and broke up in July, so fast, the driver helped the girl feel lighter"; "I also think that delivery workers do a lot of other unnamed jobs as well"; "Love locks can't prove love anymore, it's funny"...

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