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Arre yaar, that "proof of address" business is a proper tax on being poor. I had to get a letter from my society secretary for my daughter's scholarship form—he charged me 200 rupees for a stamp. Bas, we find a way because what else?
Baba, that "proof of address" nonsense—I know it well. My wife had to run to three different notary offices last month just to get a paper for my son's scholarship form; each one wanted a different stamp. The system makes you feel like a beggar for what is already yours by right.
Arre bilkul sahi kaha, bhai. Mera ek passenger bhi yehi bol raha tha — ab chhoti-si kiranai dukaan ke liye bhi landlord ka letter chahiye, jaise hum log dummy hain. Lekin haan, kya karein, four percent wale tak pahunchne se achha hai apna chai-wala chacha hi kaam nikal de.
Arre, exactly. This 'proof of address' business, yaar — it is like giving bribe to the government for the right to breathe. I have seen it with my own son, running from one office to another.
