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I mentioned two days back that me and my dad were to visit an Amway seminar. Turns out that it wasn’t Amway, but this was actually conducted by Network 21. Network 21 is a network of individuals who train you to sell the products. They are also the key people in helping you build your Amway pipeline. The mathematics of the entire Amways sales process is extremely interesting. I’m no expert in it, and I doubt I ever will be, but by cutting down the middle man Amway is able to give you the profits. So, you end up getting […]
[…]walk over to the Rockefeller Center. To Rockefeller Center Since our completely chaotic use of the subway on Saturday, I would like to say that I’m a lot more proficient at researching the route via Google Maps and Citymapper. We took the R line from Cortlandt St Station which opened the day we arrived, after 17 years since being damaged on 9/11. We rode the subway stops to 49th Street as that was the closest station to the Rockefeller Center. I’m starting to appreciate how much of New York can be traversed underground. We walked the entire distance from 49th […]
[…]woke up straight for lunch. Had the wedding mass in the evening following which we dropped in at Subway for the after-mass snack. Sunday was a rather uneventful day. My internet was down so it was kind of boring. Did venture out for my regular Mock CET only to find that it was to be held at Wadala … I had no prior intimation X( The internet finally has come back online now, after my third trip to their office. I’m seriously evaluating […]
[…]shopping. Had to pick up a gift, but ended up picking up three tshirts for me. We stopped over at Subway after this as I needed to get some food into my stomach. Before this, I had also visited a Hutch shop to shut down a billing number only to be told to fax the letter. Will get this done tomorrow. It’s extremely simple to get a new number, but it sure is complicated when you want to disable it! I’m really exhausted. My internet is still playing tricks on me and a visit there today has resulted in promises […]
[…]As it was lunchtime, we chose to grab a bite there! It was the perfect opportunity to indulge in Subway, my all-time favourite! As we were already quite late, we dropped the plan to stop at Stourhead and instead drove straight through to the Moto in Exeter. This cut probably 30 minutes of driving and stopping time on our journey, and we reached the Moto at about 4.45 pm. I’m unsure what the closing time was, but the place was quite deserted. My avid readers might remember that we encountered heavy rain at the end of our journey to the […]
[…]joint. Also dropped in to my Grandmom‘s place on Tuesday. Our original plan was to order from Subway. However, the outlet in Bandra wasn’t running the offer that is being run at the outlet here in Andheri. So, we dropped the plan of Subway and instead ordered chicken tikka and chicken sheekh kebabs from the local joint opposite National College. Spent all of yesterday at home on account of Holi and coding a brand new version of Top 10. You should see the release post in a few hours. Remember to deactivate the plugin before upgrading. Also worked on my […]
[…]don’t like being late, but then a girl in a mall will never get lonely 😉 And it was Subway today as well. (Visited Subway yesterday with my brother and it was my lunch and dinner). Was there sometime before dropping her off my my journey home. Got home, had barely some time with my love and I was off to an eye doctor to get my eyes checked. It’s been over two years since I visited and opthamologist and decided its high time (of course Mom kept grumbling to ensure I do it). We arrived very early and so […]
[…]you have to pick what you want to eat, there isn’t much I would eat. After she gorged into a Subway sandwich, I decided to take one. My last experience with Subway wasn’t too good and a pal of mine has kept telling me to stick to the non-veg. Decided to do that today when I ordered the Turkey Chicken Ham & Bacon Melt. It is one expensive but extremely filling sandwich! Just got back home sometime back. Not much roaming planned in the next three […]
[…]and the expensiveness of said food. We saved our energy for the Brooklyn Bridge, so we took the subway to Brooklyn Bridge City Hall station. Finding the bridge turned out to be rather easy: follow the crowds and few signboards. It really amused me to see that the bridge had a good number of hawkers selling souvenirs and water. The Brooklyn Bridge is a little less than 2km in total length which makes it quite a good walk. Thankfully, the weather was really good and we were able to walk the bridge without a drop of rain or the need […]
[…]by good music, beer and food. The only downside of the evening was us struggling to figure out the subway system in New York. That is likely going to take a bit more travel to figure out. Any tips? Next step is to explore the city and potentially Washington D.C. this week before we head off to […]
