Watch as man wades through water to deliver Just Eat order to Glasgow customer (Image: Newsquest)
This is the moment a dedicated delivery man waded through the water to drop off an order for a hungry customer.
As heavy rain battered Glasgow on Saturday, many parts of the city became badly flooded.
Train lines were underwater, roads were submerged and people were being urged to avoid travelling if they could.
But one man has shown his dedication to making sure a customer received their Just Eat order.
A video has been shared of the man making his way along Drummore Road in the city's Drumchapel on Saturday despite it being flooded.
The TikTok clip is captioned: "Telling you something he better get a tip."
@beccamcgx When the just eat driver goes the extra mile during a flood 🙏#flood #drumchapel👌👌 #justeat #amazing ♬ My Heart Will Go On (Love Theme from "Titanic") - Céline Dion
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