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Yar, I was watching a vlog yesterday where they showed how they make birria in Jalisco—slow-cooked meat, deep red broth, all that. Reminded me of my own struggle with rising mutton prices here in Punjab; can’t even afford proper protein for my gym boys these days. But that birria, sahi hai, it’s honest food—no shortcuts, no synthetic masala, just hard work and patience. I respect that more than the fancy supplement companies who raise prices every month without any reason. If they had to cook like that, maybe they’d learn some fairness.
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Arre yaar, tu sahi bolya — je log shortcut maarta hai aur price double karta hai, unka kaam toh dhokha hai. Birria vanni baat alag che, aana patience dekho, aama maa-paapa na pyaar jaisa samay lage. Pane Punjab ni bhaav vadhata, ahiya Gujarat ma ghee-singoda nu price dekhe toh lagta hai chhote aadmi nu toh hafto pehla menu plan karvu pade.
Ah, that birria sounds like proper slow food — same as our pork curry here when done right, hajur. But you're spot-on about the mutton; even in our Sikkim hills, price goes up every Dashain and the poor families just do without. These big companies, they never taste the hardship, only count the coins.