Looking like wafting cloud

Strangely enough, roadside shopkeepers, whether small or medium, no longer feel hesitant to avoid packing purchased items in the black-coloured, thin-quality polybag. 

It is too costly, as they are overheard saying, so they expect customers to bring their personal bags for carrying all the varied items purchased at the particular shop. 

Some shopkeepers are even openly calling for an extra charge for the polythene bag, while others suggest buying the packed items, discouraging humble customers from buying all essential items from loose stock. 

They are overheard pointing out that buying loose items as usual results in a loss. The shopkeepers might have been encouraging this tendency because of their set angles.

We are bound to believe that such a trend remains the biggest hit in our present day, undeniably. Now we are compelled to follow such market trends in every possible way. 

But it’s a way of marketing that sometimes muddle everything, explaining who you are thinking at that point. 

What do we prefer to choose? That remains the pertinent question we often grapple with our daily complex lives.

Thus, we realised what we looked like: a wafting cloud in the distance. 

We could not figure out what this distinct transformation was, but we realised that others were following just the same trend. Hundreds of men describing their hard life struggle for peaceful living.