A San Francisco man delivered toilet paper to his friend via drone amid the city's shelter-in-place order directing residents to stay inside to contain the coronavirus
A video that Twitter user Ian Chan posted Wednesday shows a drone ferrying a single toilet paper roll dangling feet below toward his apartment patio. The video shows him plucking the roll and the drone zooming off. Chan, an ex-Twitter employee according to his Twitter account, told Business Insider that the friend who flew the roll to him is a skilled drone pilot and surprised him with the delivery, only instructing him to go to his patio.
The interaction is a lighthearted example of how people are keeping essential supplies stocked while living under
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