10-minute delivery may look convenient, but it often creates more problems than it solves. Most items delivered this quickly are not urgent, yet the system puts extreme pressure on delivery workers, increasing stress and accident risks. It also leads to higher fuel consumption, packaging waste, and environmental damage. As Raghav Chadha has pointed out, the real concern should be worker safety and fair conditions, not just speed. Overall, it promotes impulsive consumption and raises questions about long-term sustainability, making it more of an overhyped convenience than a necessity.