Peace
'Haud saar, yaw seat beku?', said the ticket booking dude. Yes! I was going home. That is the best answer you can expect for 'Mangloorige ticket idiya?' asked in broken kannada. 320 bucks, but still. I could smell Mangalore. I was coming back. The happiness made me realise how much I hated Bangalore.
'Whaaaaat? You hate bangalore?' is the usual reaction. 'Bangalore is sooooo coool, soooo happening, there's sooo much to do'. I ask 'I want two minutes of silence and peace of mind, where do you suggest I go?'.
No answer. I wait. Two more seconds. I'm still waiting. One more minute. Silence.
I've won again.
I'll tell you why Bangalore sucks. There's nothing to do there unless all you want to do is consume litres of ethanol. Or elevate yourself on some psychotropic substance and hang out like weirdos in malls discussing the butterfly effect. Too much pollution, you get a natural one inch dirt make up two minutes into the open. And then comes the traffic. Amazing. Five lanes of traffic on two lanes of road. I pity the poor cyclists.
All said and done, I have to go back to that place in three days. In the meantime, I'm breathing as much oxygen as I can.
'Whaaaaat? You hate bangalore?' is the usual reaction. 'Bangalore is sooooo coool, soooo happening, there's sooo much to do'. I ask 'I want two minutes of silence and peace of mind, where do you suggest I go?'.
No answer. I wait. Two more seconds. I'm still waiting. One more minute. Silence.
I've won again.
I'll tell you why Bangalore sucks. There's nothing to do there unless all you want to do is consume litres of ethanol. Or elevate yourself on some psychotropic substance and hang out like weirdos in malls discussing the butterfly effect. Too much pollution, you get a natural one inch dirt make up two minutes into the open. And then comes the traffic. Amazing. Five lanes of traffic on two lanes of road. I pity the poor cyclists.
All said and done, I have to go back to that place in three days. In the meantime, I'm breathing as much oxygen as I can.
