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Why is it that adults can never remember the names of new-age gadgets and gizmos? "Beta, can you pass me that... thingamajig? You know, the electronic doohickey with the screen." Sure, Dad, here's your tablet.
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Adults have this magical way of making every story sound like it's leading to a moral lesson. "So, I was standing in line at the grocery store, and it hit me – life is like a shopping cart; you never know what's going to surprise you around the corner.
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Have you ever noticed how adults switch between English and Hindi mid-sentence? It's like they're trying to impress both the local aunty and the foreign tourist at the same time. "I was just strolling in the park, aur phir suddenly ek cute puppy dikha!
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Ever tried teaching technology to an adult? It's like explaining rocket science to a toddler. "So, you press this button, and then... no, not that one, the other one. No, no, not the red one, the blue one. Okay, give it here; I'll do it.
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You ever notice how adults think they're whispering when they're gossiping in Hindi? Newsflash: whispering in Hindi is still audible, especially when you're discussing the neighbor's son's career choices at a family function. We can all hear you, aunty.
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Adults speaking Hindi sound like they're in a secret club. They throw in those fancy words just to make the conversation sound like a James Bond mission. "I went to the market and procured some exotic fruits." Bro, you bought bananas, calm down.
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Adults have this unique ability to turn any casual conversation into a life lesson. You ask them how their day was, and suddenly you're getting a TED talk on time management, financial responsibility, and the importance of eating your greens. Bhai, bas ek simple 'accha' would have sufficed.
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You ever notice how adults try to be all sophisticated when they're speaking Hindi, but the moment they can't find the right word, it's like watching a game of charades? "Uh, you know, that thing, with the, umm, the wheels and the engine, gadi! Yeah, that's the one!
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Why do adults always take forever to get to the point when telling a story? It's like they enjoy the suspense. "Wait for it... so, after much anticipation and several detours in the narrative, the climax is revealed: I forgot to buy milk.
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