Life & Traffic Jams


Hello lovely peoples! 

Apart from spending hours at work, colleges or at homes, the most time eating bug in our super hectic lives is actually a “traffic jam”.

Well, it’s not “a traffic jam” but it happens to be plural and it is actually multiplying its annoying power day by day (Hey Bhagwan itna traffic!  :x)

Earlier if you had to travel to Gurgaon from Delhi or Delhi from Faridabad, you had to leave approx. 1 hour before the reaching time, but as we are advancing towards a more modern and developed world we are actually running out of time, I wonder if you guys think it that ways or it’s just me thinking like this.

As listen to this, now if you want to go anywhere whether it’s a restaurant in HKV or a beer café in Gurgaon or the usual (Office commutation) you have to leave 2-3 hours prior to the scheduled time which means our travelling time has increased as the distance remained constant, All thanks to the traffic jams. (Showing off! My TSD skills :p)

Cars are increasing though petrol/fuel prices are on a constant rise, suddenly the inversely proportionate variables have become directly proportional. (Maths! u know! :p)

I wonder what will happen in the coming 5 years or so, will there be boarding offices like the boarding schools we have, where we will be allowed to go home only on weekends.

Just a thought…!! So that’s that.

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