Only two people are going to sit and you're buying it just to show that, Sharma, that you can afford things much higher than they can. I mean, just to show others you are going to spend loads of money. That is really unnecessary. And people do it all the time. Even I do. I'm not denying the fact that I do it all the time, even when I know that I should not be doing it
Saksham Hooda
@sakshamhooda · 1:05
A large part of it comes from the millennial culture and the culture of running startups and also but in other cases, especially in the rural and subdued areas where people are able to earn money from setting their land, this status culture is taking like a havoc and it is destroying those societies. Having been residing in the rural areas for a long time I am aptly able to relate to that
Raghav Katta
@Raghavkatta · 1:44
Hi there. Thanks for replying to me as well. Well, you know, I kind of completely disagree with you on this point that, you know, the millennial culture, the status thing is going away. I don't think the status thing will ever go away. This is is going to stay with us forever, until the end of human civilization, because, as you're saying that, millennials have now ended this voila culture. And there's more, this status thing now
Noah Moonlight
@METAmorphosis · 1:06
Keeping the city clean is a trend where it's a trend to even clean up the beaches and go or wherever. It's a trend to feed the poor. It's a trend to take care of your parents. It's a trend to be a good parent. Hashtag good parenting. That's how it is
Arushi .
@Arushi321 · 0:54
We cannot deny that there are people who make such determinations, but they would hardly be in majority. I, for instance, do not give rodents for toothy about what shoes you are wearing unless you are in a tree to lady wearing like Nancy Hills. We do tend to size people up. That's a natural tendency and a survival trade for our ancestors like who is designed is it dangerous? But in civilized society we are more concerned with the status and class
Nikkeita Sharrma
@Natureadds · 2:06
And you have rightly pointed out that the status is everything in this day and age. Honestly, we are living in a fake world. We are living in a bubble created by the society wherein we give importance to money. We give importance to status. We give importance to all the good things which we think are good. But we're not concentrating in the depth of life. We are just living in a facade. I just feel sorry for the person who behaved that day with you
Varun Aich
@varunkaich · 0:13
Hey, Raghav. No, it s not about deviation. Whatever you said, I really liked it man. I mean it was from the heart. So so good, man. I really look forward to your next voice, man. Cheers, man
Raghav Katta
@Raghavkatta · 0:28
Hi there. Thanks for replying to my story. And yes, sir, all of it was directly from I mean, I did not write it at all. It was straight from my heart. It was an impromptu thing. I i did not really prepare at all. It was there in my mind that this is what I feel towards the status thing. And yeah, that was it. Thanks for your time as well and goodbye
Raghav Katta
@Raghavkatta · 1:03
Hi there. Thanks for replying to myself. First of all, I have to say, dude, your English is really, really good. The vocabulary is so advanced. I would say that I literally had to Google many of the things jokes about. I'm sorry, not jokes about it. And besides that, I completely agree with you. This status thing is there in all metro society, modern societies, and sometimes it gets really disgusting
Raghav Katta
@Raghavkatta · 1:13
So as you said, we should be contributing to the society rather and look and do things that make us really that make us happy and not to show others that we rich. The state of saying shosha and all. By the way, thanks for replying to us. Well and goodbye
shilpee bhalla
@Shilpi-Bhalla · 1:34
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