u/No_Cockroach_7959

Had a funny interaction near Ajmera Infinity.

I went to the tailor right there to drop off my jeans to get the length shortened. After handing them over, I stopped by the mosambi juice stall right next door to grab a drink.

I told the vendor, "No ice, no water, and please don't use those darker, spotted mosambis—they'll ruin the taste" . Without missing a beat, the guy replied, "a person who is dark-skinned wouldn't be good either".

I couldn't help but smile at his quick wit—it was a killer comeback! He then mentioned that fruits come in all shades and the darker spots are completely natural and fine.

Walked away with some fresh juice and a good laugh!

Hey Mysore! I'm heading to Infosys Mysore for AI training soon and I'm looking to rent a 1BHK near the campus. Ideally, within 1 to 1.5 km so I can walk. Any leads on good colonies or available places? Thanks

First time ever catching a late night movie, and it was a blast! Watched Krishnavataram at M5 eCity Mall. Loved the whole late night weather way more than the day shows!

Honestly, I'd gotten so disappointed with Bollywood movies that I'd almost stopped watching them. But the trailer for this one hooked me. After a long time, a really good movie! The story revolves around Radha, Rukmani, and Satyabhama, giving a nice glimpse of Krishna's life in Dwarka after leaving Vrindavan. Big props to the director

Enjoying trading in the Indian derivative market – options and Bank Nifty are my favourites! 🇮🇳 Now I'm looking to explore foreign markets. I know some apps let you invest in foreign stocks, but I'd like to know if it's possible to do options trading in foreign derivative markets, like America, Europe, Japan, Korea. Have any of you done this before? If yes, what's the process?

Today I had two men come to my flat claiming to be from the census. They asked for my name, phone number, and how many people live here. Did anyone else have this visit. Just wanted to see if they’ve visited other flats or if this seems suspicious

From our recent trip to Kerala, I brought back a beautiful wooden carving of Ganeshji, which I planned to place on my flat's main gate. While I was already watching a video about Iceland—since we’re planning a trip there next—I went out briefly to set Ganeshji by the door. When I returned to my seat, I saw something amazing—the video had reached Elephant Rock in Iceland. It felt like a perfect sign, a blessing, from Ganeshji