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Bengalureans often lament about auto-rickshaw drivers in the city, citing cases of verbal abuse, exorbitant fares, and an overall attitude that sets them apart as contentious individuals. However, one particular driver took this reputation to the next level by boldly declaring his stance on the conflict, as evidenced by the message emblazoned on the back of his three-wheeler. This incident sparked a humorous yet reflective moment, shedding light on the unique charm of Bengaluru’s auto-rickshaw slogans.
A user, @akshattak, shared an image of the said auto-rickshaw, revealing the driver’s blunt statement: “No compromise, only fight.” Well, this succinctly conveyed the driver’s message to potential passengers: obey his rules, refrain from arguments, or be prepared to keep a distance without any room for compromise.
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While the post, accompanied by the caption “Bangalore autorickshaw slogans are the best in the world,” may not have initially garnered widespread attention, it undeniably underscores the city’s penchant for innovation even in the most mundane of messages.
Take a Look:
@peakbengaluru moment:Bangalore autorickshaw slogans are the best in the world. pic.twitter.com/w9kIhOdyv6
— Akshat Tak (@akshattak) March 14, 2024
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Indeed, such instances of wit and wisdom adorning the rear of Bengaluru’s auto-rickshaws have become somewhat of an internet sensation. Earlier, a user going by the handle @samar11 shared a picture featuring an auto rickshaw bearing the seemingly innocent phrase, “Love is like a walk in the park.”
However, a playful twist emerged with the addition of the words “Jurassic Park” in vibrant red letters below, cleverly revealing the hidden meaning behind the straightforward statement. This delightful play on words surely elicited a hearty chuckle, emphasising the humorous philosophy often encapsulated by the city’s auto drivers.
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