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Abhinav – For a girl. (Any girl, even a bai would have done).
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Anish – For a mallu girl.
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Ankit – For an MBA Aspirant girl.
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Anurag – For a Jain girl.
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Atish – For a ‘Nahta Professional Academy’ bound girl.
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Abhishek – Just for something cool, Man!
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Arjun (i.e. me) – For a Coke.
I noticed a small kiddo who was staring at our group for a long long time. We’re accustomed to a usual occurrence of such type, but this was different – for he had no sister (of our age group). I ignored the kid and went for a coke. As I was returning, I saw the kid telling something to his father and looking at me (staring, actually) continuously. I kept ignoring him till he stood up from his table and started heading towards us.
“Apan ne iska kya bigaada hai?” I asked myself. I have a tendency of sharing blames and abuses.
“Kya iski koi behen ji hai jise apan ne kabhi chheda tha?”
He stood some 10 feet away from us. And then he shouted at his laf-a-lympic best.
“Ye Dhoom ki bike hai na?”
Somehow, I just coudn’t say No. He looked at his father, who gave him an assuring smile, that “beta, I’ll buy something better than this once you get old enough.” Then he (Dad) turned to me, and smiled.
And if you ask me too
Daddy’s gonna buy you a mockingbird
I’mma give you the world
I’mma buy a diamond ring for you
I’mma sing for you
I’ll do anything for you to see you smile
And if that mockingbird don’t sing and that ring don’t shine
I’mma break that birdies neck
I’d go back to the jewler who sold it to ya
And make him eat every carat don’t fuck with dad
Eminem – Mockingbird

