Please help me rephrase this 2 texts for my Review of Related Literature. Don't just change its organization but the text but the thought should still be there 1. Online food startups may have created many jobs for the unemployed, but what's also true is that faceless, nameless food delivery men whom we take for granted work under immense duress. While on the job, a major issue that delivery men face is uncooperative customers. Twenty-nine-year-old, Delhi-based Vishal (name changed on request), who works part-time for Swiggy, says customers are often rude to him if he doesn't reach their doorstep on time. He also doesn't get any help from them if he needs directions to reach their place. In the past, there have also been incidents of physical violence against them. The incident, however, was a rude awakening to the realization that faceless, nameless delivery boys we take for granted are also humans and that they face several rigors in their jobs, from extended working hours and job insecurity to dismal pay and inadequate facilities. 2. Gig work is commonly described as the 'future' of employment, but its exploitation of delivery riders reveals a dark underbelly of low wages and no rights. A day's break means lower earnings and a lowering of ratings, which pushes the riders to work without pause. Fatigue and risky riding behavior go together and there have been scores of accidents involving workers from food delivery apps. Subsistence salaries, a struggle for survival, and sub-par working conditions are part of the story of all delivery executives, making it clear how much they get short-changed. Please help me rephrase this 2 texts for my Review of Related Literature. Don't just change its organization but the text but the thought should still be there

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