Delhi shopkeeper laughs at my terrible bargaining skills 🇮🇳

Support the channel and buy my ultimate Desi Delhi food guide here: https://maxmcfarlin.gumroad.com/l/24h... 🇮🇳 With my new Shah Rukh Khan style haircut, I felt ready to take on the market of Lajpat Nagar and buy myself a fresh new outfit so that I could wash the 2 pairs of clothes I had brought for my trip to India. I exited the salon and began to make my way towards the Central Market.

Along the way, I saw a nice uncle selling orange juice, and from all the walking I had been doing all morning it was just what I needed to quench my thirst. The uncle was super friendly and happy-mannered, and a cup of his juice was Rs. 60. I downed two cups and went onto the market.

I'm not great at bargaining. I mean, I know how to bargain - it's pretty simple, after all. All the shops sell almost the same thing, so when a shop gives you a price, you cut it down and be prepared to walk away to the next shop. If the deal isn't good, the shopkeeper won't sell you it, so there's no need to feel bad about bargaining the price down to something you feel is reasonable. With that said, theory is always different when put into practice. Even though I know how to do it, I usually feel awkward and shy away from it, which I need to work on it here in India as it's a part of the culture. It's always a weird feeling but I'll get better.

Hope you enjoy!

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