tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-28380971.post6995321968621276963..comments2008-08-12T19:05:03.802+05:30Sandeepnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-28380971.post-34448488116138188842007-08-29T14:19:00.000+05:302007-08-29T14:19:00.000+05:30At least Changi tries to cater to different palates. Imagine the poor soul who visits India and has to suffer soggy, stale sandwiches sold at $4-$6 apiece.. with almost no alternative to shop from. It makes even natives like me shudder to use the food or loo options of Indian airports and railways.<BR/><BR/>The best part is even reputed eateries like Coffee Day suddenly enjoy their monopoly at the Airports and cut down severely on quality as well as variety... merely doubling the prices. Often, a nice Air-Hostess will inform you that although she is forced to sell the sandwiches on the low-cost carriers, she would not recommend it since they were made 12 hours ago...<BR/><BR/>So much for "Atithi devo Bhava" :-)<BR/><BR/>I am glad you made the trip and came all the way to be with us for Kabir's barasa. It meant a lot to the Cubby :-)Vidooshakhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08030746290165298466noreply@blogger.com