It was 2.45 pm today when we finished lunch at Kamath restaurant at Murudeshwar on our way back from Goa. I had a splitting headache & badly needed a coffee. The waiter said no coffee at that hour. I came to pay the bill n saw this old man at the cash counter sipping coffee
I just smiled n told him I was refused coffee n there he was having it . He gave a smile back n said they have just put the fresh decoction into the filter n it will take some time . I went to wash my hands n then returned to pay the bill.
I walked out after paying n kinda judging the old man for the privilege he had for his coffee ! I was getting into the car when the waiter came out n called me. I thought I had forgotten something but as I went in,the old man asked me to take a seat & brought me a cup of coffee ! 
I was genuinely surprised & enjoyed every bit of that.
The decoction was not strong enough, but I couldn’t have asked for more. Later learnt that my dad had explained to him why I wanted the coffee desperately when I gone to wash my hands . I learnt two things today
The decoction was not strong enough, but I couldn’t have asked for more. Later learnt that my dad had explained to him why I wanted the coffee desperately when I gone to wash my hands . I learnt two things today
1. Parents would always have your back
2. Don’t judge people for their privileges. Probably that was his cup of coffee from the morning left over decoction.
I took a snap of him staring at a board which said everything ! !
@anupsoans @DrBartacus @geniusparadox @FoolzWizdom
2. Don’t judge people for their privileges. Probably that was his cup of coffee from the morning left over decoction.
I took a snap of him staring at a board which said everything ! !
@anupsoans @DrBartacus @geniusparadox @FoolzWizdom
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