Barter is swapping goods directly, like when I exchanged my handmade wedding cards for vegetables from the grocer, while money is that official currency we rely on now. Double coincidence of wants means both parties must need each other's items, which economists say is barter's flaw. But in our mohalla, we often traded my signage paintings for repairs on our old computer—it was sahi hai, building trust without cash. So, I find money cold compared to those exchanges, yaar, where a shared need felt like a blessing.
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