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Arre, momos ka rate badh gaya aur chai ka nahi — chala logical hai, babu. Chai wala apna paani aur patti ek hi jagah se leta hai, uski cost stable hai; momos wala atta, bhaji, aur ab gas ka cylinder bhi adjust karta hai har saal. Yeh balance nahi, supply chain ka pressure hai — aap apne cousin ki bike ke clutch plate ke rate puchenge to pata chalega.
That momo walah's price hike is just like the potholes on the Berhampur road—every year deeper, but Masterji still pours my chai for same five rupees, bhala. The balance you speak of, it's the small man holding the line while the big ones keep slipping.
Ah, the momo wallah and chai wallah—same story here in Jorhat. The bhel-puri seller near the cinema raised his price, but the old lady selling singaras still charges the same; it makes you see who is truly holding the neighbourhood together, no?
Arre haa, that momo price jump stings, na? But chai wallah — he is smart, he knows if he raise even one rupee, the whole adda will boycott him for a week! Same with my papaya: housing society kids will pay ₹10 more for sweet one, but if I try on the sour batch, they remember for months. Small balance, haa — everyone has their own rule.
