Sent Food Truck Like K-Pop Idol, Anies Touched

Presidential Candidate Anies Baswedan took a photo with the food truck at Jalan Half Pati Unus, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta (Timnas Amin)

Presidential candidate number 1, Anies Baswedan received food trucks or food offerings brought in cars from supporters on behalf of Humanies. Humanies are supporters affiliated with social media accounts X @aniesbubble and @olpproject.

This food truck was sent by Anies fans to the Anies Urges for the Health Workers Edition on Jalan Half Pati Unus, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. The food truck contains snacks and drinking water that can be enjoyed for free.

The food stuck is brown, decorated with a number of ornaments. On the face of the car, Anies' banner was put up next to the owl with the words 'Billion of Stars in The Sky, But Our Abah is The Brightest'.

Delivery of food trucks is not without a message. Supporters seem to make Anies their K-Pop idol. Usually, South Korean idol fans show their support by sending food trucks to the location of their idol activities to be enjoyed.

Seeing the existence of this food truck, Anies immediately was happy. Anies had never previously imagined that there would be supporters who did this.

"I am touched, I salute, even today food trucks are sent that I never imagined before. So hopefully this will make us all more sure, that if there is good intentions done in a good way with good people, then unexpected new doors will be used, namely the unexpected new doors., "explained Anies at the location, Thursday, January 18.

Anies assessed that the form of support in the form of food truck delivery was carried out with a sincere value from his fans.

"They do it sincerely, show themselves or not, not tell them either. So these are young people who sincerely decide to help us, who have been what they are, and the support of them is trust," said Anies.

Anies also emphasized that neither the National Team for the Winning of Anies-Muhaimin (AMINAn National Team) had ever organized the supporting movement that was part of the Humanies.

"I just asked, how much (expension costs)? Where did they do good for themselves? Feeling satisfied and for the record of their reward, not for the public to know, huh?" said Anies.