Life in Complex – really complex
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Shashank says in one of his blog post
“I have been staying in one of the complex in Bangalore which consists of more than 2000 flats. After staying and observing things for 2 months, below are the list of my findings”:
- Where you will see at least one relocation truck (vehicle) in a day.
- Where sometimes maids are more attractive than her mal-kin.
- Where most of the maids carry flashy Chinese brand mobiles.
- Where maid has to pay a bribe to security watchman so that he can recommend them for newly relocated couples.
- Where ladies have more than one maid (including a full time maid for their children).
- Where ladies rather than doing household work, prefers to burn calories (and husband’s money) in gym.
- Where in the evening you will find couples taking a brisk walk in the surrondings.
- Where neighbors are least bothered about you and maintain the safe distance.
- Where there is an unwritten rule to carry infant in a baba-gadi.
- Where there are various departments; like maintenance etc. and these are meant to make your life miserable.
- Where no Society residents smiles at each other, but prefers to stare at each other.
- Where your status is judge by the car you drive, the clothes you wear.
- Where your car is considered as your extended personality.
- Where residents are constantly trying to change other members, rules etc. rather than changing their own behavior and attitude.
- Where your complex should be registered in site like Commonfloor.com, and residents always complains about the facilities and other things, but rarely acts to improve them.
- Where everyone is aware of their own right, but they are conveniently ignorant about their responsibilities.
“Life in Complex – really complex” is a post written by Shashank. Link to Shashank’s Blog Post
