#rish thinks

[baiju-bawara]

SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION SIMPLIFIED

Lower class - Biskut

Middle class - Biskit

Upper class - Cookies

Lower class - Roomal

Middle class - Hankie

Upper class - Kerchief

Lower class - Tamaatar

Middle class - Ta'may'to

Upper class - Toh'mah'toh

Lower class - Sauce

Middle class - Ketchup

Upper Class - Toh'mah'toh dip

Lower class - Lifafa

Middle class - En've'lope

Upper class - On'vo'lup

Lower class - Nimbu Paani/Shikanji

Middle class - Lemonade

Upper class - Virgin Mojito

Lower class - Jean pant

Middle class - Jeans

Upper class - Denims

Lower class - Chasma

Middle class - Goggles

Upper class - Shades

Lower class - 6 class

Middle class - Class 6

Upper mclass - 6th Standard

Lower class - Bathroom

Middle class - Washroom

Upper class - Loo

Lower class - Pisab

Middle class - Leak

Upper class - Pee

Lower class - Bhindi

Middle class - Ladyfinger

Upper class - Okra

Lower class - chaddi

Middle class - underwear

Upper class - Lawn-Juh-Ray

Lower class - Amreeka/Amerkaa

Middle class - US

Upper class - States

Lower class - Football

Middle class - Cricket

Upper class - Golf

(As you go higher, balls become smaller for some reason lol)

Lower class - MC

Middle class - MF

Upper class - Jerk

Lower class : Do cutting chai leke aa bé Pintu.

Middle class : Can I have two cups of tea.

Upper class : May I have two chai lattes please. Regular.

[my-name-is-anthony-gonsalves]

Get rich or die trying

In my early school years I was an average student carrying only the most modest dreams. As time passed however I began to achieve things that no one in my family had ever achieved before. Gradually, my parents started to see hope in me a possibility for our family to rise beyond the limits of the life they had known.

My grandfather started from nothing. We were dirt poor when he began working yet through sheer persistence and discipline he built a life of dignity and respect. He ensured that his children were educated and professionally established. I chose to complete their dream, I decided I would earn well and achieve what the world calls success for the people I love.

But ambition for me has always had a final destination. After I have completed my education after I have achieved what I set out to achieve and fulfilled my responsibilities I want to slow down. I want to turn my attention to the things that quietly matter to me, my writing and my thoughts. I imagine a quiet home nestled in a forest near a river. I see my loved ones there with me. I picture long unhurried days rain falling gently on the veranda, a cup of jaggery tea in my hands and I'll quietly rest my eyes and if in that moment even godji will ask me ki parth do you want the world? I'll humbly decline. Cuz the thing i wanted i already have it. <3