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The chip quality is unbeaten. Before I was asked to talk luxe I used to have uncle chips and lays etc, they're not bad but nowhere near the luxury of Pringles.
Pro tip: be classy and buy the normal flavours, it's wannabe and not luxe/classy to buy pizza, peri peri or Desi masala etc
#yolo
It may be of further interest to note that according to the Oanda currency converting tool, 350000 British Pounds is 38658550 Indian Rupees.
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Currently I am thinking of buying a nice car as I see people driving models better than mine. But I might think it will be a waste once I actually buy it
These are routine things in the life of a Senior Advocate or law firm owner, but menial labourers like us are also experiencing some of it, as we gradually climb up the ladder. So what are some of the good things you have got a taste of?