I’m 23 and I quit my job today.

Decided to try cloud kitchen on my own, working out of my small flat in Electronic City Phase 1. Right now it’s just me doing everything cooking, cleaning, figuring things out as I go.

I don’t really have a big plan or much money put into this. I could only afford enough to register on Zomato and get some packaging. Could go completely wrong, could work out… I genuinely don’t know.

Either way I'll share my findings here always

been in this place 8 months. from day one this guy gives me looks. nothing rude exactly but you can tell when someone is barely tolerating you.

today i finally got it. I was leaving for office around 9 and he stops me. asks me very politely if I am the one who keeps ordering "the green packet thing" (his words) from amazon. i said yes thats me. he looks at me dead serious and says "sir there is no need to order vegetables online. there is a sabzi market 200 metres from here. me and my son go there every morning"

bro.

i felt so attacked. like i genuinely didnt know what to say. he wasnt even being rude. he was just disappointed. like a parent who caught their kid eating maggi at 3am.

now im at my desk thinking should i actually start going to the market. maybe i should. hes been here 12 years he probably knows things i dont. but also at 8am when im rushing for a standup the last thing i want to do is haggle with the tomato uncle.

i dont even know why this is bothering me so much. its just a watchman. but its been on my mind for like 4 hours now

Just 20 more days before I leave Bengaluru the city that shaped me, humbled me, and helped me grow into who I am today. From sleepless nights to unforgettable memories, from quiet struggles to meeting some truly amazing people… everything feels like it happened just yesterday, even after 3 years and 2 months.

Leaving isn’t easy it feels so heavy but life is taking me ahead for a better opportunity. No matter where I go, I’ll always be grateful to this city and its people.

Namma Bengaluru, forever in my heart. ❤️

He was 7 years old and had liver problems. It’s really hard right now and he was part of life. RIP

I personally feel the CBSE syllabus is too much, especially for small kids like 1st standard. There seems to be a lot to cover at an early stage.

Nowadays I also see many schools shifting only to CBSE.

Is the state syllabus comparatively lighter or more manageable for kids?

Also, any good state syllabus schools in and around Kengeri?

Hasnt been this hot all year :(