This is one of my favourite photos from Lalbaug: it's a local tea shop where we stopped for chai.
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| "Cutting chaha", tea served by the half-glass. Now at 6 rupees, and please don't even *bother* asking for the tea if you don't have exact change :) |
In case you can't read Marathi, here's what the signboard says. "A request: If you don't have the exact change, then check with us *before* you order tea". On the last line of the sign, for regular customers the shop offers a "bank" where change is held in trust - until the next cup.
Attitude + customer service, all in one signboard. Wah re Mumbai!
Attitude + customer service, all in one signboard. Wah re Mumbai!
4 comments:
About change: it is partly true that it is in short supply. However, when you tell a shopkeeper with a blank face that you have none after proffering a 50 or 100 rupee note, they usually come up with the change. this so even at the checkouts in big stores like more, Big Bazaar, D-Mart etc', even towards the end of the day.
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This Is The Biggest problem Now A Days.Even In Small City if We Ask For The Change To Some 1 They Will Return You 9 In Place OF 10, It Means They Will Return You 90% or Some Times 80%.
It's so true that small shops most of the time don't have a change, this system is really a good idea. Though it's a small idea still it solves a big problem that most of the big stores face.
will this year bappa will sit in lalbaugh
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