Yes

I’m from a third-world country, and my family is in the top 1% here, so I can rely on them for a long time, much longer than most people. If I needed money, I could ask, but I don’t. I just spend most of my time in my room.

This one was a topper's answersheet more than a poet's verse.

Flawless but can't remember a lot from it... I just know that it was gud. Don't know why. There are others which had me laughing hilariously.

Now compare it on the eth/btc scale lol

>PS: The US is not third-world

OP, meet US health 'care'. US health 'care', OP.


Rare to see someone purchasing a sedan these days tbh which is just sad. 🎉 Congratulations OP

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Palayam market...

We weren’t bullish?

Yup, one of my many toxic relative.

u/auddbot

Odd day: युद्ध नको बुद्ध हवा.

Even day: 280000000000000000 चराचरा कापले 🤡🤡

Ufff!!!!

ETH has never gone so long without a 400% gain, therefore


Aaj chomu ko chahat ki mummy ne sunaya

Kal kashish ki mummy bajayngi ...

Chomu yaad rakhega family week 😭😂😂

Probably the biggest for me is the ability to be nimble. Big companies take a long time to change or adapt - there’s a lot of red tape. As a startup, you can implement, get feedback and then adjust.

Use this to your advantage. I’m 2 yrs into a startup and I’m competing against legacy software that’s slow to change (if they ever do). We push builds weekly and are constantly getting better based off real customer feedback. This applies to lots of industries with large players.

Kaha kaha manage karoge, plate haath mein le ke aage chal dete hain log aur phenk dete hain kahi bhi!

Kya hi kijiyega, dustbin na to kahi hote hain aur na logo ko habit hai ise karne ki.

I had ordered from there didn't like the biriyani.

Your strategy might be working for you, other strategies are working too. in 2024 probably no one was wrong, majority of you made money.
In 2024, even if you developed your own nonsense indicator and followed it, you may still make a good amount of money.

Probably 2025 is the real test.

If Bangalore wants to be on top, it HAS to distance itself from the moral policing extremist mindset seen commonly in Mangalore.

I've spent enough time in the city to know the kind of uncles that love to criticize while ogling at women leaving pubs-the worst kinds always stand outside PGs like where I used to live, make a fuss at the kind of clothing we wear while shopping while also making lewd gestures at the same.

If it's alcohol, it's alcohol. That's also part of the economy. As long as women go home unharmed and throw up in a toilet, it's nobody's business how much they've had to drink or who they go home with.

Bhai me..notification kbtk ayega?