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This house is less than ₹5cr (£0.5M). Less than 30min commute to anywhere in central London. Indian property markets makes no sense to me after seeing the market here 🥲 (+ has huge backyard, kids can play football in)

As soon as summer starts, I got my AC serviced. The technician came, cleaned it with water, and then the same old script began: “Ma’am, the gas has leaked.” “The valve is leaking.” “There’s a hole in the coil.” And then the bill: ₹350 for cleaning ₹2000 for gas refill ₹1500 for valve Total: ₹4000 every year, for each AC. I asked, “How does the gas leak every single year?” He replied, “There’s a drain nearby, that’s why the gas leaks.” But there is no drain near my house. Then he said, “It has an aluminum coil, and the heat is too much.” I said, “But it has a 5-year warranty. You said nothing would happen.” He replied, “The compressor is fine, but the coil has a hole.” So I asked, “What about the warranty?” He said, “Ma’am, gas can leak anytime. There’s no warranty for that.” This isn’t just a story about an AC. It’s about a system that somehow always makes you feel like you’re at fault. Have you also faced similar “gas leak” issues with your AC or refrigerator? Do share your experience.

>Bro became GST Inspector >Caught taking a bribe of 55 lakh rupees A day without corruption in Uganda is a day wasted.

I know a married couple who live in same society as I do. Both work from home, with a combined package of over 60 - 70 lakhs. Have a car but hardly go out. Have a pet dog and full-time house help. Rarely go out thanks to Blinkit, Swiggy, UrbanClap, etc. They take one foreign trip every 3-4 months. This is the new lifestyle that many urban couples are living today - either inside a gated society or a flight abroad.

Por esta razón es que te amo, mi sucio e inseguro TransMilenio.