Bangalore economy is running on fomo

Fr, I have been mocked at for staying more often at home than going outside, it's difficult to explain them how I would rather be at peace at home with parents or maybe meet a friend, have few hours of good conversation, or upskill

Staying at home is not bad at all. But if that is the only thing, then it does not keep things interesting in one's life. I am totally in for hanging out with parents/siblings/friends for a good conversation but sometimes you got to try things outside of your comfort zone, but that does not mean you spend exorbitant amount of money for pottery, but something you want to try once in a while.

Come to central Bangalore!

Try to go to local places.

No don't. Wherever you guys go, scam will follow. Don't ruin only remaining good places for the local people.

Please stay in ur IT corridor🤦 and go home as soon as possible.

That is why it will take years to become a developed nation

The things which used to be status before are looked down upon now. This is just westernisation of india which isn’t turning out well

It's both kinds of people jealous of others but majority from the lonely losers who have no friends

I agree with you. But OP and people here aren't arguing about the tweet. These people have experienced trauma from their friends and loved ones for their own choice of staying at home and FOMO of being at home while others are outside. I think even their frustration is justified. I mean, you wanna go out, go out, spend your money, do whatever you want! Don't judge those who don't wanna go out! Period!

Exactly

Good. 👍

Yea. It is loosing its charm actually. And lot of heavy competition in IT coz of density. It’s blood bath really. I have moved to HYD now.

U r right.. the key word being "handful". It's just that, and the vast majority of them running around in FOMO. Nothing spl or new, it's also very close to "snobbery". Read the short essay "selected snobberies" by Aldous Huxley, written about 100yrs back.

this makes so much sense, will surely go through the essay

But is bangalore a metro city? 😕

however the point is you don't have to pay exorbitant amounts for every good experience out there, if you explore properly and evaluate your options well it can turn out to be really fulfilling experience almost similar to the pretend play treasure hunts we used to do as kids tldr: don't make lazy decisions and complain later on, ps this is not an attack whatsoever just a very different pov