Postmates reveals that Post Malone is his first client, and that he has spent more than $ 40,000 for the application over the past year.

• Postmates, a food delivery and grocery delivery application, said the Post Malone rapper was his main client.
• It seems he has spent more than US $ 40,000 for the app over the past year – with more than 660 orders placed in 52 different cities.
• His favorite restaurant is Popeyes, and Postmates claims to have spent $ 8,000 in 10,000 Popeyes cookies for a Coachella night.

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We probably all looked at our bank statements with horror after realizing how much money was spent on food after a night out. However, the rapper Post Malone is bringing this experience to a higher level – Postmates, a grocery and food delivery application, says the rapper has spent over $ 40,000 for the app during the last year alone, making it the # 1 client of Postmates. .

In his blog "The Receipt", Postmates presented some of the order data from Post Malone. Since joining Postmates in 2016, Post Malone, whose real name is Austin Richard Post, has placed more than 660 orders for nearly 3,000 items in 52 different cities.

Post seems to have a certain affinity for Popeyes – it's his favorite restaurant, and he has apparently gone once $8,000 Popeyes cookies out of 10,000 for a Coachella evening.

Here is a list of items that Post had delivered for a party earlier this year, according to Postmates:

• 3 packs of rolling papers

• 6 bottles of orange juice

• 2 bottles of cranberry juice

• 4 bottles of cabernet sauvignon

• 2 ice packs

• 2 handles of Tito vodka

• 40 cups solo.

The rapper also frequently orders the Bud Light beer for service, said Postmates, and he has already advised a delivery man to a copy of his unreleased album.

But all the controls did not work perfectly: after breaking a guitar at a concert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Post revealed that he could only order 10 guitars at a time from Postmates, instead of the 100 he wanted.

Help me @Postmates I want to order 100 guitars to break on tour, but that only leaves me to order 10!

– Beerbongs & Bentleys (@PostMalone) October 17, 2017

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