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Boda boda riders are motorcycle taxi operators commonly found in Uganda and other East African countries. They play a significant role in providing affordable and accessible transportation services, particularly in urban and rural areas where public transportation options may be limited. The term "boda boda" originated from border towns in Uganda, where bicycle taxis would transport people across the border between Uganda and Kenya. Over time, motorcycle taxis became more prevalent, and the term "boda boda" continued to be used to refer to these motorcycle taxi services. Boda boda riders are often self-employed individuals who own or rent motorcycles and operate as independent contractors. They are known for their agility in navigating through traffic and providing quick transportation solutions, especially in congested areas. Boda boda rides are usually a cost-effective mode of transportation for short distances, and they are widely used by both locals and tourists. It's important to note that while boda boda services are popular and widely used in Uganda, the term "boda boda" may also be used to refer to similar motorcycle taxi services in other East African countries like Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda.

Detailed Description *THUMP* You've got mail! That's right, you've got mail. Mail is still very relevant in 2022, especially in places where people still want to receive their journals or parcels - Which, is a lot of places. Here's the core idea of how it would work, with a small situational example: - Player A receives an order from Player B. - Player A sets the desired item in a cardboard box (Or not!) and goes to Player A's address. - Player A puts the item into Player B's mailbox/door slot. - Player B can now pick up what ever they've ordered from their own door slot/mailbox. How I imagine it would work is a little like this: Doors would effectively have lockable containers attached to them by default. The storage value should be up to you devs, but it shouldn't be much at all to prevent, say, 12 AR-15s/Gas cans to be slipped in the mailboxes/door slots. - Players will not be able to pick up their mail/parcels from door slots/mailboxes unless they are the owner of said door or able to unlock it. Otherwise, they will have to put in a /breakin request. (So no one just runs up to doors and spams /tmail) - Players can put things in the mailboxes, but not retrieve it if it is already locked. Relevant Commands/Items /lmail (Lock/Unlock mailbox) /pmail (Put mail) /tmail (Take mail) /minv (Mailbox inventory) How will it benefit the server? There are a lot of uses for this and more that I'm not going to mention, here are a few of my examples: - Physical business advertisements. Yep, that's right. This is a great work around for those businesses who lack blips, which also functions to bring a greater incentive to make it happen through IC means. Businesses can print out advertisement notes and have them delivered by their own employees to the desired addresses. This also works great for businesses that want to include small samples to bring in more customers. - Actual business deliveries. - This is actually a great option to have for businesses. It will create new positions within companies. A few companies already do have a delivery system, however this is different, as people don't necessarily have to be at the drop off point, or even online to receive what ever they may have ordered! So if you've ordered something, chances are you can log off and log back in later to see your desired item in your mailbox. - A logical reason for someone to create a postal service and for news channels to work in conjunction with them! News could also print out their own journals and have them distributed by services/businesses working with them. - Illegal activity. I know this function is very likely be used for illegal activities - And, the best thing is, it makes sense and is good to have. Ever heard of drug deliveries? Yep! Same principle. It's a form of business after all, and those who are inclined to do so, may have their own drugs delivered to customers' doorsteps with dedicated people to do so. Of course, this means more positions at the bottom of the scheme. And since money is an actual item, it can be dropped, which means the customer may sms the delivery guy about the whereabouts of the cash. "Hey. Behind the dumpster in the alley. Can't miss it." Overall, it just encourages general creativity. The rest is up to you to imagine, but honestly, this is an idea that I have a lot of faith into because of the possibilities. Thanks for reading.