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Growth Manager

Many don’t like, not a big deal. I too dislike it to the core. Chapati is the one I always prefer.

Software Engineer

Software Developer

Tandoori roti is Naan that dropped out of college mid-way.

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Strategy & operations

Branch Manager

I love Tandoori Roti, but its a little heavy on the stomach for me to eat it too often. But man it tastes sooo good

Since I got you here @Micheal_Scott u put up category for pets based on user feed...Bravo to  execution speed at GV

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Product Manager

Business analyst

Same here buddy. Idk why the bazaar ki tandoori roti iss heavy on digestion, it’s bit like an elastic, it tastes so weird. Every other roti and sabzi is like that. The one I used to eat at home was very to digest completely cooked from all the sides. So, probably try one at home.

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I don't like tandoori roti...am I a weird person

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We cherish our Friday Biryani sessions at the office. The biryani served is top of the class, and no one is absent for that. 

However, there's a tiny aspect that adds a bit of frustration. It's the unique way some of my colleagues choose to eat their biryani—with their hands, crafting rice balls as they go. While I appreciate the enthusiasm for the meal, it's a bit of a turn-off for me.

I'm contemplating a way to address this without coming across as a party pooper. Is there a tactful and light-hearted way to suggest that perhaps eating biryani with hands, Indian street-food style, might not be the most common practice in our office culture?

Looking forward to suggestions!

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Went to Hydrama (that name though 🤌) in Airia Mall

This is their Pulled Butter Chicken, pulled chicken in Butter chicken gravy
Idea and execution 💯 
Taste - 7.5 (It was lil sweet for my taste buds)

But the Garlic Naan and Butter Chicken are match made in heaven ❤️ 

Plus, they had live band singing classic Bollywood on weekend, so more pointers.

P.S. I'm not responsible if you start craving butter chicken now 🫣

#Notsponsored, just updating on my last post https://share.gvine.app/asUrMW2S8DbZSs7y8

Update on Butter Chicken craving

Guys, I recently switched to a startup that is operating fully remotely, where I am working as a software engineer. This is something that I consciously chose as I personally liked working from home. I have 2 years of experience in this field. In my earlier job, I was working from the office in mumbai, so I have lived in the suburbs of mumbai for around 1.5 years. I am turned 25 just a few months back.

I come from a small town in Rajasthan. I do have a bsnl fibre connectivity at home, which gives good enough internet connectivity as well. Living in a small town and with parents is great. I save almost all of my salary. 

Now, here comes the confusion - being early in my career, i feel like I should live in the city, like bangalore, explore more things, but since I already lived in mumbai, to be very honest I didn't liked it to that extent as I am not the party guy, and too many people make it more worse, traffic I am not even considering. 

I am kind of very simple. Home to office and office to home, on weekends maybe go to temples and explore some places around. I also have food choices, which makes it more difficult to survive. Like I am pure vegetarian and don't even eat onion/garlic, nobody in the home actually eats it. 

No offence to anyone, but  I feel extremely uncomfortable when i am asked to eat at restaurants where non-veg is surved during company offsites and all. 

Now, just for the context, it's not that I never lived  away from family. Actually, I am staying away from my family from very early school days, like 8th/9th standard. And somehow, I managed it all during all those years. 

That is one of the reasons that makes me feel as if I should spend more time with my parents.

What would be your advice for me so that I don't leave behind in my career and at the same time live a balanced and happy life.

Also, considering my context, which city would you recommend me to relocate to? Or should I not even think about it?

What would be your advice for me?

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I mean I understand the outrage but it’s a public company. Just organise and short the stock. All companies are aligned to incentives. Align the incentives 
for the company in a way that the business generated by the veg fleet is overwhelming affecting them negatively and the company will correct itself. If you can’t then shut the fuck up. 

It’s a company trying to grow its business. A companies only prerogative is delivering outcomes to its shareholders. 

Stop sitting in your AC rooms working in companies mostly either funded or founded by purely vegetarian folks and hope that your outrage on twitter justifies your contribution to social justice in this country. 

Save your mindless outrage for events of significant consequence. 

PS: I eat non veg and I don’t really care how a vegetarian prefers to eat his food that he is paying for from the money he made from his work.

Why are people so riled up about Zomato’s veg delivery fleet?

If you could only eat one type of food for the rest of your life—Weatern or India—what would it be and why? 🍕 🥘 Let’s settle this delicious debate once and for all!

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I need some new options; tired of eating the same things.

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Very interesting distribution!

People who have moved out and make meals on their own, what do you guys eat for breakfast?

Masala pasta garnished with coriander 

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Like most of us, I tend to snack a lot while drinking at home or a bar. Peanut masala, masala papad, chicken wings, chips, etc 
Fun in the 20s, not so much in 30s. 

So what’s your preference?

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