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Are Sub-Continent Dimwits Being Brought into Prague to Work in Delivery?

Since my fall, ruptured quad tendon and surgery five years ago has hobbled me somewhat I have become a fan of home food delivery.

My grocery delivery service Rohlik is first class including often being English speakers. They are centralized and obviously focus on training and service. They use geo-spatial tech to navigate the often difficult streets and tucked away buildings of Prague. The vast majority of buildings have security entrances requiring buzzer access. Then they need to know how to navigate patros (floors) and apartment numbers.

I have used a restaurant food delivery called Foodora. The quality has always been below Rohlik levels, but was tolerable. However in the last three or four months I have experienced the sudden arrival of sub-continent Asian retards. They speak an unintelligible form of English and no Czech. They couldn’t make a basic delivery if their lives depended on it.

This scene is quite similar to my experience when I get their dreaded cell phone call.

I sometimes face a dilemma in life that these situations may be about me. This is a manifestation of living in a country where language can be problematic. By thankfully due to ChatGpt I can backcheck this.

Chat tells me that due to growth and shortage of delivery couriers that the companies are actually recruiting foreign workers from places like India. Chat tells me that service complaints have increased this summer. So it looks to me that Foodora is wrecking itself.

I asked if this is a citywide problem in other services or industries, and Chat says thankfully there is no evidence of that.

I decided to look into what Indiafication might entail. I don’t know what Britain is like on this, but readers there can weigh in.

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Here a couple dudes dropped into Google to randomly check Indian neighborhoods. And we are suppose to be concerned about clean Muslims?

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