Now for me, & people like me, a few prevalent factors are
- * Job is fine & sound. Some effort to keep it that way, if not improve the bets.
- * Things are getting cheaper (adidas Ts literally cost just Rs. 400/- now). Go buy-buy.
- * Expect prices to fall for things you're planning to buy. Not a Problem. Pleasant wait, as they say.
- * Insecurity, due to copious news/rumors of layoffs in some part of the world or the other.
- * A feeling of not spending too much, in expectancy of something unfortunate that might happen.
- * Following RBI for it's moves (although we don't understand them in entirety).
- * Loads of stuff for discussion. Loads of Articles by economists to read. Loads of mail-chains & forwards spreading the news - of layoffs, of salary cuts, & so-on.
Other than that, it's just fine. We smoke, we drink, we party, we Rock !!
We Indians (to be specific), don't feel the heat until the brick falls right onto our heads !!
Now, i'm a man, sitting at home, on a specific Thursday, with no idea how to pass my time, just for the fact that i'm bound to take a certain number of leaves before March 31st (so are all my colleagues) so that my company can save some money on the rolls. (i don't complain though, it's a Spectacular cost-cutting measure, without a significant toll on Employees).
PS: i shouldn't be explaining any more of that, so as to abide by work ethos
Now, that's the first Direct impact of Recession i've felt in these bad times. & i can assure all of you, there'll be more to come . We are living in bad times. Frankly speaking, i'm still not effected by the collapsing market, apart from the fact that i'm now in a similar state of mind as him...
i'm BORED dude !!
2 comments:
Ah, it's tough, but we can make it though the recession.
i'm sure we will.
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