Flexible working hours, quick onboarding, sports, and fresh air: bicycle delivery services attract their riders with an easy entry into the job. However, Orry Mittenmayer discovers an industry that makes unrealistic delivery promises to its customers and offloads its problems onto those who deliver the food. As a so-called rider for one of Germany's first bicycle delivery services, Orry Mittenmayer documents numerous violations of labor rights: companies put immense pressure on their employees, monitor locations, and control break times and delivery routes. Those affected by these abuses are individuals who rely on short-term jobs and often lack the means to defend themselves. In "Delivered," labor council founder and chairman, unionist, and activist Orry Mittenmayer provides eye-opening insights into his dangerous daily life as a rider, reveals how delivery service companies systematically fight against compliance with labor laws, and explains the importance of organized labor struggle. The hype around conveniently delivered groceries and meals is enormous – but is anyone actually listening to the people who bring us our food?.