NYC Rats Launch Pizza Delivery Service

“30 seconds or it’s yours”

Move over Seamless. According to reports, New York City rats have launched their own pizza delivery service, promising record-breaking speed and “authentic sidewalk flavor.” Known as RatDash, the rodent-run startup guarantees delivery in under 30 seconds—though customers must meet couriers in the nearest alleyway.

The service went viral after a video of a rat dragging a full pepperoni slice down a subway staircase was rebranded as “promo material.” Since then, demand has skyrocketed. “These rats are faster than Grubhub, cheaper than Uber Eats, and scarier than DoorDash,” said one satisfied customer.

Rats say the service provides upward mobility in the rodent community, offering benefits like crust allowances and hazard pay for dodging pigeons. “We’re entrepreneurs,” squeaked one rat CEO. “The city left us scraps. We turned them into a franchise.”

Tabloids chomped down. “SLICE STRIKE” yelped the Post. The Daily News countered: “DELIVERY WITH TEETH.” Social media flooded with memes of rats in delivery hats. A TikTok challenge dared users to order RatDash and film themselves chasing couriers through subway tunnels.

Mayor Adams tried to shut the service down, citing sanitation violations. Governor Hochul called it “disturbing but innovative.” Pizza shops, however, are furious. “They undercut us by gnawing through boxes and delivering half-slices,” complained one Bronx owner. Tourists, meanwhile, can’t get enough. “It’s disgusting, but it’s so New York,” gushed a visitor from Kansas.

For now, RatDash thrives in the shadows, delivering piping hot (and slightly chewed) pies at lightning speed. As one Brooklyn local shrugged: “At least the rats are working now.”

SOURCE: https://bohiney.com/nyc-rats-pizza-delivery/

SOURCE: https://bohiney.com/nyc-rats-pizza-delivery/.

By: Annika Steinmann.

Annika Steinmann, journalist at bohiney.com -- NYC Rats Launch Pizza Delivery Service
Annika Steinmann, journalist.

By Alan Nafzger

Alan Nafzger ([email protected]) - Editor-in-chief and Manhattan-based satirist who's been skewering NYC's absurdities since before cronuts were a thing. Former stand-up comic who traded the Comedy Cellar stage for a keyboard after realizing print doesn't heckle back. Specializes in dissecting subway etiquette violations and overpriced real estate with surgical precision. His work has made Upper East Siders clutch their pearls and Williamsburg hipsters nod knowingly. When not writing, he's probably stuck on the L train contemplating life's meaninglessness.

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