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They are going to raise iPhone price by ~20% effectively raising their margins by 100% and blame it on memory

An Indian restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, has alleged that an Indian family damaged its property and threatened staff after being asked to prevent their children from throwing items around the dining area. The incident reportedly occurred at Bombay Bites HCM, a well-known Indian restaurant located in the city's District 1 tourist district. The restaurant later shared details of the incident on Instagram, stating that the situation escalated after staff politely requested the parents to stop their child from scattering tissues across the dining area.

According to the restaurant's owner, Manmeet, the children began throwing tissues shortly after entering the restaurant. Despite being asked by the staff to stop, they allegedly continued, with the parents reportedly giving them additional tissues. He claimed that when staff intervened once more, the family became upset and went on to damage the restaurant's property. His wife, Aishwarya Khanna Singh, further alleged that the staff were verbally abused, property was vandalized, and the family attempted to evade responsibility by identifying themselves as influencers.

In an Instagram post, Singh wrote, "Let us be very clear: A restaurant is not a playground. Our staff are not targets for anger or entitlement. And influencer does not place anyone above basic manners. Civic sense means teaching children accountability, respecting public property, and understanding that rules exist so everyone can enjoy the space safely and comfortably. When these values are ignored, it affects workers, other guests, and the business as a whole."

This was a thread on post about- “which country has the nicest people in Asia”

Be sure to give it back to these people whenever you see them.

BTW I’ve done adventure sports in Whistler, a lot of staff was Indian and it was the best experience too.

Hey guys, can you help me with some cars who might be able to tolerate this level of ethanol blending, I know engines are e20 compatible, genuinely, what is even safe.

I don’t have a high budget, but EVs are still out of the picture as I have range anxiety.