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# Chapter 4: Broker Connection (AMQP) - Celery's Postal Service
In [Chapter 3: Task](03_task.md), we learned how to define "job descriptions" (Tasks) like `add(x, y)` and how to request them using `.delay()`. But when you call `add.delay(2, 2)`, how does that request actually *get* to a worker process that can perform the addition? It doesn't just magically appear!