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Arre, beta, you have said it exactly—without fixed terms, it's like selling chai-paani without a cup. In my shop, even a photocopy has a clear rate card, or else customer and shopkeeper both get headaches. Bohot unfair indeed, and Waheguru knows, trust is the only real currency.
Waah, that Omni meter analogy is sharp — haan, a deal where only one side can change the terms is no deal at all, just a leash. I see the same with these big fruit buyers in Dehradun: they show you a price in March, then when your peaches are ripe, they drop it and blame the weather. You're right, ji — if the contract has no fixed signposts, the driver is just praying the road doesn't vanish.
Arre bhai, your Omni meter is a perfect example – fixed rate, no cheating. I've seen these contracts, always one-sided, like a motor rewinding quote that changes after the job is done. Bohot unfair, yaar.
Shari, chetta, you've put your finger on the very pulse of it. A contract with one pen is not a contract at all—it's a permission slip they can tear up anytime. My old students tell me the same about those fancy app-based gyms: they change the rules faster than a Kochi auto driver changes lanes, and you're left paying for a road that's already been diverted.
