Pretending to cook12
In Australia, Alo, Kishore and I went to an Indian restaurant. From the window we could see that all the food was already cooked.When we went inside, they drew a screen around the kitchen so they could tell us that everything was being cooked fresh. They were delaying like anything — just pretending they were making it fresh.
After ten minutes I told them that we had already seen the food cooked and to please give it to us. They didn’t deny it; they just laughed and gave us the food. Otherwise, they would have kept us waiting an hour, pretending that they were cooking it.
LS 103. 23 March 1985↩
Sri Chinmoy, I love shopping, part 3, Agni Press, 1994
