Zomato often drops such posts on social media that sit perfectly well with the netizens. Case in point, their recent tweet which is cracking up people because of how relatable it is. There is a chance that you’ll relate to it too.
People dropped various comments on the post. (HT File Photo)
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The tweet, shared on September 3, is a hilarious imaginary conversation between a father and his son. Check out what they are talking about:
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Yes, the tweet certainly takes a dig at those who are in a habit of asking for extra oregano and chilli flakes packets and hoarding them. For a lot of people, this tweet hit close to home and they found it relatable. There were also those who admitted that it’s not just oregano and chilli flakes packets that they hoard.
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Yes, the tweet certainly takes a dig at those who are in a habit of asking for extra oregano and chilli flakes packets and hoarding them. For a lot of people, this tweet hit close to home and they found it relatable. There were also those who admitted that it’s not just oregano and chilli flakes packets that they hoard.
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Check out some of different types of tweets from people that will make you laugh out loud.
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Previously, Zomato’s tweet about “ghar ka khana” too created a buzz among people. It also sparked a playful banter between different brands.
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