About
While you sit there drinking the cheap $14.95 $9.95 wine that you bought from Albertsons, Neo did something you’ve been dreaming about – he moved to India in 2008 after staying in more countries than you have visited.
While your overworked spouse screams at you to take the garbage out, Neo is calmly munching on Samosas prepared by a suspiciously good-looking maid.
While you are stuck in traffic, Neo has outsourced road-rage to his overpaid driver and is lounging in the back-seat of his car tweeting from his iPhone.
While you are busy trying to outsource everyone’s job except your own, Neo spends his time tweeting working for a software company in Bangalore where he manages a group of engineers who are smart, but not smarter than Neo. Not even close.
So what’s the next best thing to moving to India ? Reading this blog! Actually in many ways, reading this blog is better than moving to India, because no mosquitoes will bite you while reading it.
So – subscribe to the RSS feed or follow Neo on Twitter. You know you want to.
neo at neoindian dot org
You are seriously funny. Great blog. I couldn’t finish
reading all your posts (I am in office), so will be back.
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Funny About page! I am jealous that I didn’t think of it. Oh – and I like the simple design of the blog.
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me likes your style of writing..
and a seriously funny about page..
hats off! :)
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I wonder how you can enjoy a ride in the car in Bangalore even if someone else is driving. I travel in a BMTC bus or an Auto or on rare occassions in a taxi and used to get irritated when so many traffic blocks hold up the movement. Used to curse who allows all others to move except the one I am in. I know of one who like you used to travel from BTM Lay out to Yeswantpur daily in the morning and back in the evening. But my son never dare to take the car either in the morning or evening on a working day.
I wish you could find more time to write more frequently.
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Honestly speaking this is the the most hilarious and quick witted blog I have ever come across! Keep it up!
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You are the bearer of infinite wisdom.
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I simply do not understand your view point. We should try to allure our people to be back in India but not try to scare them away. I went through your post and felt that somehow you are scaring the people away :). Those who grew up in India, will never have problem to adjust there. One can Imagine their good old days, when they entered USA as a timid grad/under grad student. Give it time and you will start to enjoy what it feels like being at home.
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Hey Neo. That’s a temptation or warning… Want to try my own then?
Very well written and inspiring(?).
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Bligh me! You are great! One rarely comes across such a subtle and brilliant blog. I am hooked.
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Nice way to put things up, I really enjoyed some of your posts. And frankly, some were borderline rhetoric we keep hearing on social media. End of the day, we need more people like you writing in India. Thanks! :)
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Who have you outsourced this blog to ???? ;)
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You in Bangalore too! Will add you to my funny-people-I-should-be-stalking list :P
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