We run Rasaananda, a student-led restaurant at @AshokaUniv . Admin forces us to sell high-quality, fresh food at unsustainable prices while big chains charge freely. We deserve the right to set our own prices. Support small, independent ventures. #FairBusiness#AshokaUniversity
@ekade420 What are you even talking about? I’m on track to complete my ASP with my batch, as planned.
And even if I were graduating late, which I’m not, it wouldn’t change the truth or validity of anything I’ve said.
@filterflowers Love the confidence. zero curiosity, but plenty of opinions. Maybe try understanding the full situation before throwing around buzzwords.
Brainrot & Mental Ret@rdation in Karnataka administration is real, they put tape on Hindi Language that too on EMERGENCY signage which is thr to help people in case of mishap 🤡.
@filterflowers Do you think it could he your classist idea of the fact that every delivery boy is broke and struggling? Because that’s not true here, and with the condition of the job market presently, the present paycheck I am getting puts every cdo internship to shame. Why shouldn’t I do it?
@filterflowers hey, I am the student doing this. There is obvious inequality on this campus, which canNOT be invisiblised. I am doing this for my own sake ( i want to buy a PS5) and i love cycling. I have no shame and I don’t care about being seen as someone who wants money real bad.
@tejas_deeps@filterflowers Funny how opinion thrives without inquiry. You didn’t ask, didn’t seek, yet spoke with confidence. Now, faced with the emptiness of your words, you call it a personal attack instead of reckoning with their weightlessness.
Delivery is voluntary, with 100% earnings going to students. It lets those who need cash earn on their own terms — no shame, no exploitation.
Some seek convenience, others seek opportunity — this model simply connects both needs.
It's community helping community.
All this noise feels unnecessary because the criticism never pointed out what exactly is exploitative — it just projected assumptions.
The idea that earning through honest work is something to be ashamed of says more about the society we've built than the model itself.
If dignity is tied only to certain kinds of labour, then maybe the problem isn't the model — it's the mindset.
Real exploitation is when someone's labour is undervalued or coerced. This is neither. This is choice.
Not every act of service is servitude.