So I socialized a lot today. How do you feel about it?
In this post I will share about my international interactions(I will make another post about Indian interactions) today. So the best interaction I had was in Starbucks of Lavelle Road in our city Bangalore in India. I saw this woman seated in the Cafe and I approached her. She is an expat from Canada working in Bangalore. I am 25 and she seemed close enough to my age too. So she was very friendly. She said she is working in Bangalore and is here in the city for the past 2 months. So when I asked her which country she is from, she said she is from Canada but as I forgot to take off my earphones I heard it as Kerala which is South Indian state 😬😂. I was confused so asked her "really Kerala?" But she said Canada and I laughed and said "Ohh Canada? I heard it as Kerala sorry". She smiled and said it's okay. Then I said about my MBA and she said "oh wow that's good. You did MBA in Bangalore?". I said yeah but I was originally born in west Bengal in East India. She said nice and asked me whether it was a 1 year MBA or 2 year full time and I said 2 year. I asked her name and then I said my name and she tried so hard to pronounce it 😂😅 but she did. I appreciated her for almost pronouncing it correctly as even many Indians mispronounce it and she laughed 😂😂. She also asked me whether I like Bangalore and I said I am living here since 2008 so it's pretty much my home and I asked her the same and she said it's lovely. I asked her the most popular dish in Canada and said it's Poutine. She said how it's prepared and I was like wow I will visit Canada just to try it 🥲😂. Then we eventually ended it with a handshake and have a great day. Damn I enjoyed it so much but didn't ask her Instagram. She was very attractive with blue eyes and blonde hair too 😍.
The 2nd best interaction I had was in the food court of Church Street which is very cosmopolitan. I saw these 2 women having ice cream and approached them. I said them I am saying Hi to new people and they opened up. They are expats from the US and working here too. Both were pretty and are mostly in their 20s too. So we talked. It was shorter than the interaction with the Canadian woman but still long enought. They asked me questions, I asked their names, i said about my MBA and even said how US is one of my dream country to visit 🥲😅. Both engaged well with me and were bubbly and we eventually ended it with have a great day.
Then in Araku Cafe of Indiranagar, I talked with this another woman from the UK who is on a work tour in Bangalore. She was also very friendly and pretty and talked but it was even more brief as she was about to leave the Cafe soon. So yeah it was pleasant but brief interaction. Then in Lavelle Road area while trying to spot supercars, I also initiated conversation with this African woman from Ghana who is a tourist but it was super brief and just mostly greeting and asking basic questions like where she is from and just a brief introduction of myself and I ended it saying her to enjoy her day and it was nice meeting her. What do you feel?
The 2nd best interaction I had was in the food court of Church Street which is very cosmopolitan. I saw these 2 women having ice cream and approached them. I said them I am saying Hi to new people and they opened up. They are expats from the US and working here too. Both were pretty and are mostly in their 20s too. So we talked. It was shorter than the interaction with the Canadian woman but still long enought. They asked me questions, I asked their names, i said about my MBA and even said how US is one of my dream country to visit 🥲😅. Both engaged well with me and were bubbly and we eventually ended it with have a great day.
Then in Araku Cafe of Indiranagar, I talked with this another woman from the UK who is on a work tour in Bangalore. She was also very friendly and pretty and talked but it was even more brief as she was about to leave the Cafe soon. So yeah it was pleasant but brief interaction. Then in Lavelle Road area while trying to spot supercars, I also initiated conversation with this African woman from Ghana who is a tourist but it was super brief and just mostly greeting and asking basic questions like where she is from and just a brief introduction of myself and I ended it saying her to enjoy her day and it was nice meeting her. What do you feel?
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