Woman says serve chili tea to nosy ‘aunties’. To annoying ‘uncles’ as well, says Twitter
“Not only aunties, also offer uncles,” wrote a Twitter user while reacting to the red chili tea related post.
‘When are you getting married?’ If you are in your late 20s or beyond, there is a high possibility that you have been asked this question at least once by some nosy individual or the other. It’s perfectly understandable if this is a question that annoys you to the core. While most people try to smile and avoid the question, some try facing it with wit and sarcasm. This Twitter user came up with another way. She joked to serve tea made of red chilies to nosy ‘aunties’. Expectedly, some people seconded her suggestion and a few called her out to say that her post should include nosy ‘uncles’ too.

“Serve it to all the aunties who come to your place and ask you to get married!” Twitter user Bhaavna Arora wrote. The video shows someone boiling red chilis in tea. The person strains the liquid and pours the tea into a cup.
Take a look at the video:
The video was shared a few days ago. Since being posted, it has gathered more than 2.8 lakh views and the numbers are only increasing. Additionally, the share has accumulated close to 2,300 likes.
Here’s how Twitter users reacted:
“Not only aunties, also offer uncles,” wrote a Twitter user along with laughing out loud emoticons. “Ok but what about uncle's ma’am!!!” commented another. “Hahahah,” expressed a third. “I sent it to my mother (with caption), she laughed so hard and immediately called me,” shared a fourth. “What if they love it even more,” wondered a fifth. “To all neighbours who try to intervene in personal matters,” joked a sixth.
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