E13: Why take the World's Hardest Exam?!? - Part 2

E20: India Goes for Gold

⁠India buys more gold than the US, UK and Japan combined! Sid & Atul explore the deep cultural, emotional, and financial significance of gold in India. We discuss why Indians buy so much gold, its role in tradition and savings, and how recent government policies impact consumer behaviour.

E19: Mini: Horn OK Please

Atul & Sid are back with another mini episode - this time about honking on Indian Roads !

E18: Mini: Stick your leg out !

In the bustling streets of India, every ride can reveal surprising insights, especially when it comes to driving etiquette. Have you ever noticed how drivers communicate their intentions on the road? In this mini episode, Sid & Atul explore some unconventional yet fascinating driving signals, particularly focusing on the use of leg signals in Ahmedabad, India. This unique practice not only reflects local innovation but also raises questions about safety and communication in driving.

E17: Over 40% of Annual Sales occur in festival weeks!

Festivals in India are more than just celebrations; they're spiritual. People feel an innate urge to splurge, making big purchases as symbols of hope and new beginnings. This isn’t just about buying a new car or a refrigerator; it’s about expressing emotions and status. During these times, people feel connected, and buying becomes a shared family affair. It's not just about need—it's about timing, tradition, and a sprinkle of faith. As we peel back the layers, it’s clear: festivals ignite a unique blend of emotions and rational spending that’s deeply rooted in Indian culture. What do you think drives this phenomenon?

E16: Mini: Unwritten caste system of Indian Roads

In this one, Sid & Atul explore the roads for I'm Blown stuff.... Navigating the roads in India often feels like a game of privilege. Cows rule the asphalt, while cars, trucks, and bikes follow an unspoken caste system. Ever noticed how the bigger the vehicle, the more right of way it gets? Trucks and buses don’t care, while us car owners stress over every scratch. And what about those pedestrians? They seem to have their own set of rules, too! It's all about perception, right? The bigger the car, the more control we feel. Let’s chat about the wild world of road etiquette!