True, my name is Aisha baddie , I am Hyderabaddie.

Bro thats too much i got my speed 400 for 2.8l in pune

Rom rom ladder

No idea. Mai pass out hoke 2 saal ho gaya

No need for a human shield in there it looks like

91 percentile se 98 jaa skte hai?

Well, the trick with local dialect sounds not that dumb. However, we can clearly see, it's a Hindi/Sanskrit push via backdoor, lol.

Hope trust - Dr.Rajeshwari Luther.

Well, Portugal is a nice place to vacation with good weather, good food, and plenty to do and see. And it's not to far to travel, either.

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Father of the year of the fake family values party.

Because … he is.

I’m going to take a potentially unpopular opinion here and state that what she said could possibly be interpreted as a threat. Imagine you’re an employee at a company that has very little control over policy and someone on the other end of the phone makes a reference to a targeted assassination with “you’re next.” Is it impossible to see why that’s threatening language?

Just google anything you want, check for the review and its all done

Sick. Now we wait with dread till this starts happening in India.

Hats off to you for rallying with a committed team. I can totally relate to the hustle. It's tough when you're bootstrapping and can't throw money at problems. I've been there. This time of year can be a bummer for new businesses, but there’re some things you could try without spending. Your personal network is key, but I wouldn’t lean too much on the LinkedIn commission-based sales thing right now. It mostly seems like a hit-or-miss, takes time to build the right connections there, and you kinda need results fast.

So, here’s what I’d think about. First, yeah, personalize those cold calls and emails, keep digging into your lead list. People appreciate a genuine approach. We had some success with good ol’ fashioned email outreach. But focus on anyone local who might drop by just from flyers or posts around town. Make it context-friendly. Become locally famous, you know? And events can work, too. Attend local networking events or workshops, even low-key ones. Get out there in the area, talk shop. Word of mouth is gold when budgets are tight.

Reddit is good, but mess around with it more, maybe find specific subreddits. One trick: offer free trials or discounts to get folks in the door and see what makes you stand out. Done right, an intro like this helps bridge those valleys in cash flow. Maybe your first goal can be to build up enough small, steady gigs just to get the ball rolling. Anyway, these are a few things that worked for me. You’ve got grit, and that's half the battle. Keep hustling.

More like dickless wonder.

I'd like to see a Patel vs Musk fight.

Congrats. They have identified the goal.

I agree with that too. Because Pihu was to Shagun, what Ruhi was to Ishita.