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These guys are small samosa vendors who sell these packets in routine trains. Each one has more than 60 packets, each containing 3–4 samosas.Really feel pitty to hear about what they said in one of my recent trips in the train.It was a Friday morning. On my way to Anand, Gujarat, I find these two vendors talking to each other of how dull the day had started. And as they were discussing, one of them said that there were less people in the train than usual in number.The other agreed to him and continued saying that, “nicche bethi bhid kum hai utaani aachi hai, warana niche bethe log hi hamare haath se packet chuura lette hai. Patta chalta hai lekkin kuch keh nahi sakte, kyuki ladies yaa baache ko bolo tto log hamaain hi gaaliya denge.”(It's better that there are few people sitting down here, otherwise guys sitting down snatch packets from our hands. We get to know but can't say anything, and if we say anything to ladies or children, others will say bad words to us instead.)It's very sad that these guys try to sell at lower price than others and some people do such acts that are completely, disgusting.What does it cost you to buy a packet for just ₹10, rather steal like this???

Mumbai Domestic Airport,Terminal 1.Last weekend,I was returning to Chennai after meeting my elder brother.On reaching the Airport,I was informed about the flight delay.I had spare 2–3 hrs in hand and was busy watching IPL on my phone.After sometime I got bored of it and was having the urge to smoke.I did not have any cigarette beforehand so I was compelled to buy the whole packet.(As they sell only packets)Conversation at the counter went like this:Me: Bhaiya ek Classic Regular ka packet dena.(Brother,give me a packet of Classic Regular).Handing him a 500rs note.Now the actual price of a full packet Classic regular is Rs 300.He: Ye lo ! (Handing me the packet and the spare amount of Rs 120).Me: Bhaiya! Ye 300 ka packet hota hai. Rs 200 wapas hoega.(Brother,the packet is of Rs.300.Return me Rs.200)I was clearly seeing the price labelled on the packet as Rs300.He: Airport per itne ka hi milta hai ! (The price is this much at the Airport).Me:Ok bhaiya. Phir aap mujhe bill de do.(Ok brother.Please give me the bill then.)He was shocked,he hesitated and after a while he responded-He:Aap pehle smoke kar lo,phir deta hu bill.(You smoke first and then I will give you the bill)He thought I won’t return asking for the bill.I went and smoked.I returned at the counter.Me: Haan Bhaiya,wo bill de do.(Yeah brother,now give me the bill)He was horrified.For few seconds he was searching here n there.He: (Acting innocent) Kaun sa cig. lia tha ?(Which cig. did you buy?)Showed him the packet.He: (Innocently) Galiti se jayda le lia bhaiya, ye lo Rs 200.(By mistake I took more,take this Rs 200 note)That Rs80 would have gone directly in his pocket.He was misusing the fact that people here at the airport are rich and thus they won’t care about the price.He was ashamed!I gave him a wicked smile and left the place like a winner!!Moral: Always ask for the bill. B-)Edit1: “Cigarette smoking is injurious to health.Smoking causes cancer.The writer doesn't promote smoking”

If your husband is the one in jail, you may be able to serve him by certified mail. (You need to check for whether this is permitted in your jurisdiction, though.) Assuming that this is allowed, the wardens will sign the green card which you can then file with the court. The warden is a “person in charge.”If the husband would be willing to sign an acknowledgment of service, you can do this yourself by taking the acknowledgment form to him either in person or by sending it regular mail. If he signs it and returns it, it won’t matter how he got it.If you are eligible to proceed “in forma pauperis,” or “as an indigent,” or whatever this may be called in your court (you may have to fill in an application or declaration regarding your financial resources), you will also probably be excused from service fees, so in that case, the county sheriff would be available to serve him. Even if you do have to pay for service (sheriff or process server), it should be relatively inexpensive seeing as the defendant’s location is known and no chasing him down will be necessary.But unfortunately, all of this is very local in character and no suggestion I make here could necessarily be generalised. If you can swing it, talk to a local attorney, even if it’s just for a consultation, so that you can get some insight into local rules and practices. If not, check your county law library, or there might be some instructions in a “pro se packet” produced by the court.