'Peak Bengaluru': Auto Driver Asks Man 'Login Kabka Hai' While Dropping Him Off To Work
The passenger eventually informed the driver that was now running late, and the driver responded to him - "Login kabka hai?"
Bengaluru is known to have tech bros, and startup enthusiasts in every corner of the city. Proving that the entire city understands how jobs work there, an auto driver left his passenger pleasantly surprised he decided to take a ride with him.
According to reports, the auto driver informed the passenger that he had to go to the CNG pump to refill the vehicle's cylinder. When the passenger agreed, the three-wheeler got stuck in traffic - peak Bangalore moment.
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The passenger eventually informed the driver that was now running late, and the driver responded to him - "Login kabka hai?"
"As soon as I board my morning auto to work, riding partner tells me we¡¯ll have to stop for CNG on the way. I was fine with it, so we started the ride. After the mad traffic on the way, I asked him to drive straight to the drop location because I was late," the passenger said.
The auto driver asked him, "Login kabka hai?"
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People took to the comments section to express their opinion.
One user wrote, "Check other states of india, they have well planned wide roads and traffic system, being a metropolitan city, silicon city, IT hub, all in all only on the names, show me one road in bangalore have perfect road, I bit show me one, one means one. Don't show me white topping roads."
"Most of the signals have no traffic signal countdown timer or TSCT does not work or set to work, than what is purpose of buying the device if it is not in use.Traffic system in bangalore is very worst.When company is providing the transportation y should anyone drive there car?" complained another user.
"Why you people are taking it so exited about this word
Even auto drivers has more knowledge of using these words than IT people
Note - There work may be physically different, but they are earning 2 times more that IT employees," commented a third user.
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