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Emily, Food Courier Smashing my phone in the pouring rain was the best thing that ever happened to me. 😶 I’m Liam, 22. I live in Bristol. I work as a food courier on an e-bike. Heatwaves, rain, snow — I’m out there pedalling with a massive square backpack. I make about £3 to £4 per delivery. To survive and pay for my box-room, I have to work 12 hours a day, zero days off. I never have any money. My diet consists of instant noodles and the cheapest meal deals. A week ago, there was a massive downpour. I was rushing an order, my tyre slipped on the wet tarmac, and I crashed. I was fine, but my old phone flew off the mount and smashed to pieces. The screen went completely black. No phone = no app. No app = no work. No work = no rent money.I sat on the wet curb and just wanted to scream from total helplessness. When I got home, I dug out my old battered tablet just to get on the Wi-Fi and see who I could beg for a loan. On my Instagram feed, an ad for an app called Egypt Fortune popped up. Some guy was talking about how he cleared all his overdrafts in one evening. I used to laugh at people who fell for that. But at that moment, I had literally nothing to lose. I deposited the last £15 I had on my Monzo card. Started spinning the slots. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing again. I had £1 left. My final tap. Suddenly the screen flashed. A line of five matching symbols dropped. The multipliers went to the moon: x50... x200... x1500... x8000! Win amount: £28,500. I couldn’t believe my eyes. My hands were shaking so badly I could barely type my account number in. When the notification popped up confirming the £28k deposit, I literally collapsed on the floor of my tiny room and just lay there for an hour. The next day I walked into the Apple Store and bought a brand-new iPhone. In cash. No finance, no contracts. Then I went to the supermarket and bought real food — actual meat, fresh veg. I put the rest in a high-yield savings account. I don’t kill myself riding 12 hours in the rain a
