Why Indians in USA think they are thopu?

[tamu]

OA build ups enduku chestaru 

[kevinUsa]

1 minute ago, tamu said:

OA build ups enduku chestaru 

single answer  $$$ ante

 

 

[tamu]

Kevin ba how r u

 

[Arey_enti_ra_idi]

Not any more , tdrump gadu pedtunna rod ki , India lo US ante no value at all. Just pai paina show off peeling for people here anthe

[kevinUsa]

11 minutes ago, tamu said:

Kevin ba how r u

 

good  bro

[ekunadam_enkanna]

17 minutes ago, tamu said:

OA build ups enduku chestaru 

It is the 'nature' of human beings to show how unique one is. Given 1.2B population, being in USA makes one super unique. So, people want to flaunt that. It is just like getting first mark in local high school. There is no difference between the latter and "being in USA"--at least psychologically.

Next time, observe your friends, your relatives, your colleagues, and yourself as well: you can see the way people try to show how 'unique'  they are.

[tacobell fan]

4 minutes ago, ekunadam_enkanna said:

It is the 'nature' of human beings to show how unique one is. Given 1.2B population, being in USA makes one super unique. So, people want to flaunt that. It is just like getting first mark in local high school. There is no difference between the latter and "being in USA"--at least psychologically.

Next time, observe your friends, your relatives, your colleagues, and yourself as well: you can see the way people try to show how 'unique'  they are.

how about Canada? 

CC @kevinUsa @MagaMaharaju @trent

[ekunadam_enkanna]

2 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

how about Canada? 

CC @kevinUsa @MagaMaharaju @trent

Whether Canada, US, UK, job at FAANG, money, it all boils down to this: people derive pleasure by showing how unique they are.

When one boasts about his son's job at Google, California, his poor neighbor pricks the former's happiness, thereby deriving his own pleasure, by telling that his distant relative is a VP at Facebook, making $1M a year.

The drama in one line: people derive pleasure by boasting themselves, or by throwing arrows at others' boastings.

 

[Jambhalheart]

empty vessels make lot of noise

vishayam weak vuntey publicity peak lo vutundhi