Anybody here ever been to India??

[Sukairain]

I used to be homeless in NYC.
I can even drink Mexican tap water with no consequences.
Challenge accepted. The filthiest DC carryout with multiple violations couldn't stop me. I'm getting samosas off the street, b. I want roti made in dem skreet.

Man I was born there and I always got sick if I ate street food

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

Man I was born there and I always got sick if I ate street food

I'm very reckless when it comes to street food.

 

[Sukairain]

I'm very reckless when it comes to street food.

Just make sure you eat at the start of your vacation, that way if you get sick at least you won't have to travel

 

[rantanamo]

have been to Calcutta. Biggest thing to me was just throwing the garbage in piles like that. There were new parts of town that weren't like that, but man, in most places garbage pickup seemed.............optional. It was explained that dogs, pigs and cows will take care of a lot of the garbage. Just far dirtier than anything I could have even imagined.

 

[GetInTheTruck]

I used to be homeless in NYC.
I can even drink Mexican tap water with no consequences.
Challenge accepted. The filthiest DC carryout with multiple violations couldn't stop me. I'm getting samosas off the street, b. I want roti made in dem skreet.

Street food is actually safer because it's fresh and prepared right on the spot in most cases. It's the restaurants you gotta be careful about...and the tap water.

 

[3rdWorld]

I used to be homeless in NYC.
I can even drink Mexican tap water with no consequences.
Challenge accepted. The filthiest DC carryout with multiple violations couldn't stop me. I'm getting samosas off the street, b. I want roti made in dem skreet.

I've heard about Mexican tap water

You can't even use it to brush your teeth..

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

Street food is actually safer because it's fresh and prepared right on the spot in most cases. It's the restaurants you gotta be careful about...and the tap water.

He knows.
I also learn by watching.

 

[Sukairain]

have been to Calcutta. Biggest thing to me was just throwing the garbage in piles like that. There were new parts of town that weren't like that, but man, in most places garbage pickup seemed.............optional. It was explained that dogs, pigs and cows will take care of a lot of the garbage. Just far dirtier than anything I could have even imagined.

I have never been there but in many cities they burn rubbish

 

[Sukairain]

Street food is actually safer because it's fresh and prepared right on the spot in most cases. It's the restaurants you gotta be careful about...and the tap water.

What part of India is your heritage breh? I'm Tamil

 

[3rdWorld]

Street food is actually safer because it's fresh and prepared right on the spot in most cases. It's the restaurants you gotta be careful about...and the tap water.

The main gripe with Indian food vendors is that they handle food with their bare hands..and in a place where people shyt in the open and use their hands to clean their a$$hole with water and no soap you'd be crazy to try the food with our immune systems.

I hated seeing them handle my chapattis and breads etc with bare hands at the hotel..It was a buffet and i noticed even the afghan guys staying there would be touching a pile of bread rummaging through the entire lot with their bare hands trying to pick the slice they wanted

 

[GetInTheTruck]

What part of India is your heritage breh? I'm Tamil

I was born in the US but my fam is from Karnataka - Bangalore and Mysore.

 

[GetInTheTruck]

I uploaded a video real quick, this is what driving through Bangalore is like....this was in 2013.

 

[3rdWorld]

I uploaded a video real quick, this is what driving through Bangalore is like....this was in 2013.

Them 'tuk tuk' three-wheeler cabbies were ripping us off..we were paying 200 and 100 rupees for a ride when indians were paying 20 rupees

This one cabbie didn't speak English so we rode with 2 young indian women so they could help with communication and they told us not to pay more than 20 for the trip

 

[GetInTheTruck]

Them 'tuk tuk' three-wheeler cabbies were ripping us off..we were paying 200 and 100 rupees for a ride when indians were paying 20 rupees

This one cabbie didn't speak English so we rode with 2 young indian women so they could help with communication and they told us not to pay more than 20 for the trip

Yeah most people call them autos...they be hustling. Never pay asking price in India, for anything. Lowball everyone.

 

[Sukairain]

Them 'tuk tuk' three-wheeler cabbies were ripping us off..we were paying 200 and 100 rupees for a ride when indians were paying 20 rupees

This one cabbie didn't speak English so we rode with 2 young indian women so they could help with communication and they told us not to pay more than 20 for the trip

Yeah they do this a lot. My fams always tell me to do my best to blend in with locals and never say I come from Australia, just say I'm from out of town to explain why I'm acting weird