If you ever happen to visit the cute 'lil canteen at TAPMI, ask for a sandwich; not any sandwich, but a PARVESH SANDWICH!
When the matter was narrated to me in the Finance class, I too rushed to the canteen and tasted the new item on the menu. It tasted; well different. Not like your run of the mill sandwich. It was ambrosia. (Come on..... I ain’t exaggerating) Had a talk with the Chef and Purvee. It was then that I threw a challenge to Purvee - Why not start something? A sandwich chain, maybe. In fact I promised Rs. 10,000 as my contribution to the start up. The whole class was a witness to my offer!
Today, Purrvee is in PGP 2. Chef Gopi has since shifted to the night canteen but not before passing on the technique to the next chef in line. I am not yet poorer by Rs. 10,000.
In August 2006, 14th August to be precise, I was introduced to Orkut by Purvee and Rashmi. To this day, that is 74 days later; I have 254 friends and 7458 visits to my profile of which 101 visited yesterday. What a powerful tool!
Since I began understanding the nuances of Orkut, I have become restless. Can't I and my 254 friends, their friends and friends of their friends.... start something? Anything worthwhile? Come on......! Put on your thinking caps and lets begin.....! Lets all feel restless....!
Write to me.... Lets do something....anything....other than scrapping each other!
Parvesh, are you reading my blog?
We did start the fire
It has started burning
Since our world started turning
We did start the fire
We did light it
And we are not going to fight it...
6 comments:
thats a brilliant thot sir, many of us have plans of opening up something on our own..but that will be few years down the line..after gaining some experience and some monetary stability ...after paying off loans..
may be these years mite work in the opposite direction and extinguish the fires of entrepreurship in us...we never knw..
on a lighter note: if all of us open shops who will manage them :)
Nice post, and nice thoughts...
Though I'm curious to know what actually is in that sandwich! You didn't mention it in the post (or is it a secret recipe!!).
dude , i mean parvesh u r famous remember the treat u gave us on ur bday ...i was at MIT then nikhil manohar s freind...for btw dude one more cool blog though not as exciting as mangalore one
Sir, some of us do have those ambitions... but after a few years in corporate life... wanna know what is MBA teaching me... I just hope the ambition can be realised... and the B-plans dont remain on paper only...
Encumbered forever by desire and ambition,
there's a HUNGER still unsatisfied..
pun intended..
If ever i visit the TAPMI campus, i shall surely try to have the P sandwich... :) When doing our MBA's, we all say that we will work for a few years,get some decent experience and then we are ON for enterpreneurship. But..the thing is..by that time people become so comfortable and indebted to their credit card/loan companies, that the whole new way seems to be distant. Infact, jobless students make excellent enterpreneurs... irony of life !!!
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