Hello? I’m not sure I follow. What’s that again?
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ITC
Kitchens of India
On a lazy Sunday
afternoon at Odriew restaurant:
A young family of four saunters
into the restaurant on a lazy Sunday afternoon. They have been identified for a
good-natured prank by the management and ITC
Kitchens of India.
Having settled down, the gent
asks for the menu while the woman tends to her naughty children. The waiter
brings it and politely retreats.
The good gent opens it but…
…Hello? What language is this?
Could you read it for me? The waiter apologizes but it is indeed in English, if
you will look carefully?
The bewildered gent looks
carefully at English-styled-like-Sanskrit and reads out slowly, Paneeraha Malaiyahaa…
What on earth is that, he demands
to know. (Tsk, tsk)
The waiter very patiently
explains that, that’s Sanskrit for Paneer Malai.
The red-faced gent now an ugly
blue demands to speak with the manager, all of which is recorded and uploaded
on YouTube! (Dear, dear!)
Sure enough, the manager arrives
nervously wringing his hands and profusely apologizing says that they had been
made a target of a prank all in jest and if it was alright, he could have
another menu card.
Suitably mollified, the gent
accepts the offer and enjoys his meal with his loving family.
The manager bids adieu to a very
contented family but not before gifting them a hamper with best compliments from
ITC Kitchens of India.
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