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I must have consumed two kgs of this stuff this year only. I love the ones that they make with peanuts and walnuts and as far as I know, only Indians and pakistanies make those.
Those guys had climbed inside the vessel with their bare feet. The bare feet that they were walking all over the fields with. Ukhh, I will never look at food the same way again.
"To burn always with this hard gemlike flame, to maintain this ecstasy, is success in life."
It's made in our village just brought around 20Kg of what she is referring to and it's not made this way. I have never seen any body walking with dirty feet in that stuff. They don't walk in it at all. Have seen them making this stuff in around 5-6 villages in KP.
yao warokay ghwandi baagh ao pa khwa ye seen rawan!
One day I walked in to this Indian store in the middle of the day. As soon as I walked in, this rat saw me by the door, jumped half a meter in to the air and ran off behind one of the shelves.
Now I kid you not when I say this, there were two or more guys who saw the rat's reaction as well as mine and as soon as I looked at them to see if they saw that damn thing, they looked away as if it was the most random thing they had just witnessed.
This one other time, I walked in to a store to buy some gulab jamans which I used to love back in the days and the guy pulls out the tray from behind the glass display to get me some. We look closer and there are these two (what looks like) martyred flies laying there on the corner of the tray with their feet up in the air. So I point it out to the guy and guess what he does. He ever so carefully reached in for them with one of ye business cards from the shelf, lifted them up and tossed them in the trash bin before placing the tray right back in the display.
Needless to say, I don't feel the same about gulab jamans anymore.
The health health inspectors of such places are Indians, Pakistanis or Arabs so they just go easy on each other which results in to **** like this being sold in all these desi stores in the west.
"To burn always with this hard gemlike flame, to maintain this ecstasy, is success in life."
Desis and Africans I have noticed have limited hygiene, especially when it comes to food, not sure why, it almost seems like a cultural problem, they only change once they are westernized or Rich, it may have to do with poverty or not caring, not sure
One man put what appearing to be different shoes before stepping in. others must be same or they are not wearing shoes which they left outside.
nothing much wrong with what they doing. they only walking in area where they already removed the stuff. they are poor people like me. no money for working like in lab.
Desis and Africans I have noticed have limited hygiene, especially when it comes to food, not sure why, it almost seems like a cultural problem, they only change once they are westernized or Rich, it may have to do with poverty or not caring, not sure
dont be fooled. Pashtunes and Afghanis also have many unhygenic practises. they send children to fetch water from very dirty stream or river for drinking.
One day I walked in to this Indian store in the middle of the day. As soon as I walked in, this rat saw me by the door, jumped half a meter in to the air and ran off behind one of the shelves.
Now I kid you not when I say this, there were two or more guys who saw the rat's reaction as well as mine and as soon as I looked at them to see if they saw that damn thing, they looked away as if it was the most random thing they had just witnessed.
This one other time, I walked in to a store to buy some gulab jamans which I used to love back in the days and the guy pulls out the tray from behind the glass display to get me some. We look closer and there are these two (what looks like) martyred flies laying there on the corner of the tray with their feet up in the air. So I point it out to the guy and guess what he does. He ever so carefully reached in for them with one of ye business cards from the shelf, lifted them up and tossed them in the trash bin before placing the tray right back in the display.
Needless to say, I don't feel the same about gulab jamans anymore.
The health health inspectors of such places are Indians, Pakistanis or Arabs so they just go easy on each other which results in to **** like this being sold in all these desi stores in the west.
haha i went to pashtune store and saw rat as big as a cat. i told owner and he just laughs about it.
nothing much wrong with what they doing. they only walking in area where they already removed the stuff. they are poor people like me. no money for working like in lab.
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