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Read this dev’s insane adventure in ordering food to random locations

Max Goodman gets lunch ordered to a gas station, steals plastic utensils from a hotel and lives to tell the tale.

One of Max Goodman's "picnic" locations — a Daly City, Calif., gas station. (Photo via Twitter)

For Brooklyn’s Stupid Shit No One Needs and Terrible Ideas Hackathon, developers, engineers, artists and whomever else come together to make profoundly useless technology. Stupid Hackathon categories include, “Data Seance,” “Smart Garbage” and “Monetizing Children.”
This year, developer Max Goodman made an app called Picnic. Picnic orders food delivery to a random location and Ubers you to to that address. This weekend Goodman — who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area — put his money where his mouth is, and no one can explain his experience better than he can.

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