The ambiguous head shake and other mannerisms. Brilliant.
Indians do not nod yes and shake no... This may stem from some aversion to committing too completely to any one course of action, since all things are fated and one can never be sure what one will do, or because it's never prudent to make promises, or because a betrayal of eagerness is the worst way to begin negotiating...
Facing forward, with your head in a relaxed position, tilt your head loosely from side to side, as though it is wobbling on the topmost vertebrae of your spine with the springy motion of one of those sad-looking bobble head dolls people fix to the dashboards of cars..
Indians do not nod yes and shake no... This may stem from some aversion to committing too completely to any one course of action, since all things are fated and one can never be sure what one will do, or because it's never prudent to make promises, or because a betrayal of eagerness is the worst way to begin negotiating...
Facing forward, with your head in a relaxed position, tilt your head loosely from side to side, as though it is wobbling on the topmost vertebrae of your spine with the springy motion of one of those sad-looking bobble head dolls people fix to the dashboards of cars..
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Customer: ...Kitna hoga, BhaisahibAutowallah: Pifty rupees.
Customer: Pifty! Er... Fifty! Bis dengey (I'll give you twenty).
Autowallah: Porty.
Customer: (He is like that only).
Autowallah: (You are like that only!)
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