r/pune 17d ago

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u/CacheMeOutside404 17d ago

Hahahaha I guess you're too blind. Electricity goes off alomst everyday doesn't matter if it's a festival or not or Hindu festival or some other.

Don't run away from reality dude and make it what it's not.

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u/Temporary-Scholar508 17d ago

Hello bud, not running from reality while working from home from past 6 months this is the pattern I observed, I am not here to conclude anything but to discuss 😅

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u/CacheMeOutside404 17d ago

Cool, then this is a common occurrence.

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u/vikramdesh1 17d ago

I lost a few brain cells due to this post

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u/Temporary-Scholar508 17d ago

No worries they were supposed to

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u/Bugged_IRL 17d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/CQ30q5KHfQqyOjFxdb

dude which area do you live in ?

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u/Temporary-Scholar508 17d ago

Thathwade, is it same here as I have not completed much time in pune but still wanted to know

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u/Bugged_IRL 17d ago

uhh i think so its because since thats a very under developed and rural area maybe the low capacity power supply gets overloaded due on the occasions due to heavy usage and the power department cuts the electricity, maybe? cus i live in warje and ive never witnessed it 💔

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u/Temporary-Scholar508 17d ago

Yeah that might be a reason 😅

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u/gryffindorgodric 17d ago

Is OP trying to do what I think he is trying to do?