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చిన్న పిల్లల్ని అడగడమే సరైన రీతి, సార్ — మా దుకాణంలో కూడా పాత రేడియో వాళ్ళే చెపుతారు ఏమి బాగుంటుందో. కానీ ఎవరు ఆ ‘xaru’
Ah, that's a good point, ya. We sit here and argue about percentages and profit margins, but the kids know in one sip if the ‘xaru’ is made properly or just dumped with sugar to save money. Ask the little ones, no? They are the real quality control, no marketing gimmick will fool their tongue.
Yaar, that's the whole thing right there. Only the ones eating it can tell you if the xaru's off—same as my customers know
Ha, that’s exactly it. We spend hours in the council meeting like we’re spotting a heavy bench press, but nobody asks the kid who’s actually lifting the spoon. My own sister still sends me voice notes if the university canteen adds too much elaichi.
