Bulb.

By VIJAY

 It's not really necessary that a light bulb should work eternally or it might get fused within minutes of installation or it might work only in the day or it might refuse never to glow again. Even they have feelings.

The man comes wearing a helmet half broken his face questioning how much we would charge for that bulb.

Technician says that it might be bulb or the wiring or the one that holds the bulb.

"Holder," says the customer.

Hmm.

He takes the screwdriver and opens those six screws and says it's the bulb and the wiring harness is cut.

As he demands an explaination he gets answered that rats screwed those wires.

After work he asks how much it has cost.

He says, 120 for the bulb, 20 for the tape, and 60 for fixing it.

The man was ok that the issue got fixed but he couldn't get the tally of what for what.

Technician explains it on the paper mentioning this is this and this is tape and that 60 for making things work.

He still didn't get what he was meant to be understood.

He felt that he got fooled over a bulb.


And the next day he  comes to the workshop.

Technicians says "vini 200 rupala guddala na sulli."

And one more experienced technician speaks, "donga lanjodku malla achindu."

Another says, "inkosari vidu vasthe vinni dekkadhu."

The man might have suffered a lot thinking about those 200 rupees the whole night. He might have got insomnia too.

He looks frustrated and sees the frustration of ourselves and asks calmly "can you once again explain to me what has cost what."

The technician explains him absolutely and clearly that he won't turn up again for that issue.

Later he says to me "vinni adukundham dorkuthe."


The more i witness these kinda situations the more i get away from emotions.

Its like i want to watch a skull broken, i want some motherfucker to burn his vehicle infront of me."


Things are getting strange, one is throwing money on lavish things and one can't even digest the cost of fixing the bulb.


Later we got to know that he was a teacher.

The technician said, "papam jargipoindu."

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