travails of a professional - Ep 2

Today I will narrate a story about another client of the friend of mine. This client did not have any big business, he had a couple of buses which he had leased out to projects in Kalamboli and that was also in "not so good" financial situation. He had his residence in santacruz. So he was basically a failed businessman which is surprising considering the fact that he belonged to the predominantly business community from the western part of India. He had his accountant, a non descript guy who incidentally had an extra finger dangling from one of his thumbs, don't know left or right. Anyways, as the story goes, my friend had a long relationship with these guys and the payments were generally late only and after much persuasion and follow up. So around 2016 the failed businessman's mother expired. His wife had divorced him taking her kid(s) with her. So the bugger was basically loner and failed marriage keeper as well. So on the expiry of his mother he had something compliance to be done with the regulatory authorities which was duly done. But the faggot was refusing to pay for the services rendered to him. Professional's knowledge and time is what is important which unfortunately many business persons in India fail to comprehend. The measly accountant was dilly dallying with some silly excuses which the friend understood what their game plan was. So the matters came to such an ugly pass that it ended in a heated exchange of words and the relationship ended then and there. I hope for my friend's sake that both these faggots suffer all the ills of nature for the fraud and deception they have played on my friend.  

10K run in Santacruz

Yesterday, i.e. 22nd April, 2018, MRR organised its first Skechers 10K run. The event was hosted by Skechers at their newly opened showroom at Linking road in Santacruz. The run started from their showroom and went down Linking Road towards Bandra, turned right at the H.P. petrol pump, onto Turner Road, all the way down to Carter Road, facing the Arabian Sea, towards the CCD where we took a right turn to go into the Pali Hill Road. This was an incline for about a mile or so at the inner roads of Pali. There was a lot of tree cover and shade in this particular part of the route. We descended from Pali hill towards the Police Commissioner's office again onto Carter Road, this time we took a right to keep going towards Khar Danda, where our nostrils were assailed by the smell of fish and dry fish. For a vegetarian like me, that smell almost turned the insides of my stomach. Thankfully it passed and we kept going towards Linking Road and then a left to the store again. 

This run will be held once a month.