Chris George

They don't make villains like this anymore

So here’s something that just hit me hard, and that too very pleasantly. In Norway, getting groceries means driving to the “buttik” - sometimes in -10°C weather - just to grab 1 litre of milk. That’s normal life in one of the most “advanced” countries in the world. Last night I landed back in India. Today I opened Zepto and Blinkit, linked my Amazon Pay, and ordered mangoes, shower gel, sanitiser, toothpaste, vegetables, fruits, milk, and a bunch of other essentials - 12 items in total. I tried this on both apps delivered everything to my apartment in less than 9 minutes. 😊 12 items. Under 9 minutes. To my door. I sat there and just laughed, honestly. Because we Indians complain about India all the time - the traffic, the chaos, the noise. But we don’t realize what we already have until we leave and come back. No one in the “developed” world has this. Not Norway, not anywhere I’ve been. This kind of convenience, this kind of hustle, this kind of “I want it now and I’ll have it now" - that’s India. 🙌 So to every Indian who keeps comparing us down - go drive in the snow for milk first. Then tell me we don’t have it good. 🇮🇳🧡

Therapist: Linear Mandarin is not real, it cannot hurt you. Linear Mandarin:

😡This goon in the picture, driving a black Scorpio, allegedly smashed the rear glass & windshield of a Windsor car during a road rage incident & fled the scene. I can assure u, there is practically no law & order on Gurugram roads. Drive at ur own risk. 📍Millennium City.

Who's got that one edit?

"Feeling pretty in pink and ready to explore the big blue. 💕✨"

Y’all define “Peak mobile phone game”

We crave for fatafat delivery in India because going out to a market or a grocery store is a big stressful task in which you have to face stray dogs, heat, dust, pollution, bad roads, crowd etc but when the entire experience of going out is great one won’t think of instant deliveries.