Nothing looks affordabale today

 Nothing looks comparatively more affordable on these very different days when our country's currency remains much cheaper in a somewhat direct comparison to the much-talked-about dollars. 

Here, this fairly typical comparison portrays how our great country's currency has fallen during these very mixed days.

Even if we courageously decide to buy a finely designed, better-looking frame for reading glasses, it costs as much as three thousand rupees, without a doubt. 

There remains no possibility of an instant concession if asked for at that specific bizarre moment. The customer had to cough up that much hard cash at the peculiar time of the purchase.

It doesn't appear whether the customer hastens to pay the hefty amount just for personal satisfaction or to fulfil instant ego at the uniquely delicate time of buying. 

If cheaper glasses are readily available at a low rate, there is no sense in buying pricey ones. 

It is unmistakably nothing but a preference to feel grand and attain big elegance, comparatively.

Despite the young son's repeated indication to choose a slightly cheaper frame, the father did not heed his persistent plea to buy a cheaper frame from the very special shop that was indeed selling branded glasses in that available area.