Not really thinking in the monetary value but that's pretty cool, i don't remember how i got them gonna probably keep in my wallet till i die
Finally I get my own ChoosingBeggar story.
This just happened in person.
Currently I'm in a rural part of India where people are quite religious moreso than Urban India.
I've seen quite a bit of weird things going on over here. Like families having Poojas (rituals) where they worship a female goddess, then proceed to clean the feet of little girls who have not yet gone into puberty because they believe that they are pure and one of the forms of the Indian goddess. This is one of the same places where a cow has more importance than a human life.
(No way am I making fun of the Hindu religion, it was just context :)))
So back to the story, we recently had this man visiting our village demanding for a tithe in the name of the God. He does this by driving his little scooter up the road -next to the village, then stands outside each house and begins chanting a ton of verses in Sanskrit.
What happens next is that the poor villager who is obviously busy with work like cooking, cleaning or even tending to their animals will have to stop what they're doing to attend to him. In order to avoid displeasing their honorable guest they proceed to offer him food, tea, and/or money. He takes what he wants like a champ and walks off.
Yesterday he came dressed as a multi headed god that was carved out of cardboard. An hour later I see he's at my neighbour's house having tea and then not a few minutes later he gets several logs of wood delivered by another villager with which he ties up and drives off with on his scooter.
He had been doing this daily for two days but never ended up staying for longer than a few seconds in front of our house because most likely he believed we weren't home, until today...
He came back. This time dressed as Hanuman. The monkey god.
He stood outside our house which is one of the largest houses in the area and chanted verses for what seemed like 5 minutes. The dogs that hang around our house began barking like crazy not making sense of what's going on. And my mom who is a bit frustrated, gives in.
She goes outside, digs into her purse and proceeds to hand him a 10 rupee note. This dude rejects the note by telling her that he can't take that and it isn't enough. Then he asks her to give him a 100 rupees instead.
My mom loves CBs, especially when she needs to put them in their place.
M: 'Please take what I give because in the end it's just a donation.' CB: 'No I can't take it. I am a small time person from Rajasthan and need to
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Are we close enough to the moon when all the countries ban theirs?
Update: Currencies to be exchanged @ local Indian post offices and all Fiat currency ATMs are closed on 9th and 10th of Nov
Update: When goat shit becomes goat food!!! http://imgur.com/a/H7n4w
But this video I'm looking for is in English and you hear people laughing at the end of the joke.
Please name a person, not general statements like 'a sportsman'.
I live in Lebanon (middle east). I'm considering buying the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro (Indian version) but I'm not sure what does "Indian Version" means, does it mean it only has antennas to work in India? Will it work fine in Lebanon? And if I needed to travel to Europe or Arab countries in the middle east will there be issues?
I live in Lebanon (middle east). I'm considering buying the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro (Indian version) but I'm not sure what does "Indian Version" means, does it mean it only has antennas to work in India? Will it work fine in Lebanon? And if I needed to travel to Europe or Arab countries in the middle east will there be issues?
