Americans hire others to wait in line for viral TikTok food
The popularity of viral food items, particularly Dot Cakes from Manhattan's Butterfield Market, has fueled a trend where people pay line sitters to wait in long lines and secure limited-edition treats. Companies like Same Ole Line Dudes and TaskRabbit connect customers with paid line-sitters, driven by social media's influence on consumer demand for exclusive experiences. This practice reflects a broader desire for novel foods and experiences amid economic and time constraints.
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