Why do people ask touristy questions to locals?

Perhaps the best thing about Delhi is it’s relationship with culture and history. Food, Architecture, Infrastructure, Museums You are guaranteed to find a place of great cultural and historical significance in all of the above dimensions. You will be teleported into a bygone era when you’re in the middle of Khan Market at the Faqir Chand Bookstore. An experience unlike the rest. Finally, I don’t have to worry about travelling 6kms and it taking the entire day. *wink wink Bengaluru* Do share your responses though. I love to read about original takes from people who have lived these genuine experience.

I work as a project manager for an international company. They’re planning to put an office in Delhi in the next 2-3 months. Currently I work fully remote, they’re hinting at me going on-site in Delhi cause they want me to take up a leadership position. I am born and brought up in Mumbai, living in Bangalore for about 2 years. I absolutely love Bangalore and I’m not that keen on moving. Is there someone who’s moved to Delhi? How’s the experience been for you? What can I expect?

Came down from Delhi NCR for just two days. Everything here was sub par. Weather, traffic, offices, food, you name it

Saw this around CP. This poster is literally everywhere in the inner circle. I have so many questions but know one to ask so posting here - why? How? What?

Yes, am new to Mumbai. And Mumbai traffic is the worst I have ever seen anywhere in India. I know Blr is infamous for traffic and I have been there too, but Mumbai is just miles apart (no pun intended) when it comes to the unpredictability of going from point A to point B. Part of the problem is I believe are the locals which generate very little to no revenue at all (practically seen :P ). And the other part being the geography of Mumbai itself. But given the conscious and rich gentry of Mumbai, there have been no hue and cry in regards to improving this scenario. One needs a good 1 hour to travel just a mere distance of 4-5 kms. I mean, seriously what is going on in Mumbai?! Why aren’t the educated and powerful sections making no moves to solve this?

I recently got an offer and am planning to move to Gurgaon. I was trying to find an opportunity in Bangalore because I love this place, or maybe it’s just change I detest. But nothing worked out and here I am. Has anyone made the same move? Or maybe vice versa? Which place do you think is better and why?

What are some of the great places to visit in Delhi? What's the latest fad in town, oh young ones?

- Young boys of Juhu, Bandra, Versova all look like Aryan Khan and Vedang Raina (Archies starcast), like everyone is an actor here or what? - The traffic isn't shitty, the drivers are. They are coming at you from everywhere, left right front. If you can drive here, you are good for anywhere tbh - Only 1% of the Two wheelers drivers wear helmet. No fear of traffic cops if not for life? - The roads man, the roads. Never appreciated Delhi/Gurgaon more than seeing such tiny roads across the country - The pay disparity is on the face! Posh areas with tall buildings are lined with small houses - tarpaulin roof, bare walls but AC units - The family bond is very evident - families watching TVs together with windows open (why don't they draw curtains tbh?) or be it on beaches over the weekend. It's cute nonetheless ❤️ - The safety is crazy (in a very good way). I was out at 10pm last night, and my mind was panicking like shit. But looks like, be it 10 am or 10pm, it is BAU for the city - Have you seen the traffic signals? Apart from the usual, they have four tubelights in perpendicular. Just cannot jump lights now! - Metro has 4 coaches 😆 - The Sea heals parts of your soul you didn’t even know were broken 🥺 I'll add more 🫣