dbkuper
u/dbkuper
I bought a Hero vida vx2 plus scooter, 6 months ago as a utility vehicle for local chores, and I was happy about it..
No so anymore..
I went on a trip for 10 days in Manali, then came back and the bike wasn't starting... I sent it to a local service center in faridabad...
By getting it picked up..
Now, it's been 10 days since I submitted it and the local service center is just unable to fix it.
I went there after 4 days after following up and getting no response.
Only To find out that they were unable to fix it and had to call chief Vida scooter engineer who was also not able to fix it. Then they told me it had wiring issues.
And will keep me updated on progress after complaining a
Non refundable booking scam of MakemyTrip: Lost money to find out Properties don't even accept booking on MMT.
reddit.com/gallery/1u30novNon refundable booking scam of MakemyTrip: Lost money to find out Properties don't even accept booking on MMT.
reddit.com/gallery/1u30nov
reddit.comHey folks,
I've been working as a content manager for multiple Shopify stores, and honestly… the tool stack was getting ridiculous.
One tool for product photos.
Another for UGC videos.
Another for ad creatives.
Another for copy.
And all of them are pushing expensive monthly subscriptions.
After a point, I just got tired of paying (and managing) all this.
So I built my own app.
👉 https://apps.shopify.com/soupugc
It’s a simple AI tool to:
- generate UGC-style videos
- create product images
- use ready-made templates that actually work
No bloated features, no heavy setup. Just quick content generation at very low cost.
Built it mainly for:
Just a curious question, How are you monetising AI videos?
Thru youtube, instagram, tiktok? or something else.
Just a thought experiment - not trying to offend anyone or deny faith. More like looking at it from a cultural angle.
In ancient India there was no internet, no LinkedIn, no big universities everywhere.
People travelled for trade, learning, politics, philosophy. So how did they find "their people"?
What if gods worked like identity symbols for different communities?
Temples = meeting places Priests = coordinators/mods Pilgrimages = networking across regions Festivals = big annual gatherings
And each deity represented a type of group:
Shiva → Yogis, sadhus, people who left worldly life Vishnu → Kings, administrators, people maintaining order Lakshmi → Traders, merchants, wealth creator






