For people who grew up in Middle Class Family, what always felt like a luxury?

As a child even Pizza hut “Dine-in” was a luxury. 

That coca-cola pitcher they give, i was really happy about that , still dont know why

such threads these days…

androgame wrote:

As a child even Pizza hut “Dine-in” was a luxury. 

That coca-cola pitcher they give, i was really happy about that , still dont know why

Mcdonalds Happy Meal and the toy that we get with it 🔥

Starbucks is still a luxury 🥲🥲

bhai, i used to get pocket money to play videogame and that felt like a luxury as the stalls for games came only once a month and I used to wait for it

Eating lunch in a restaurent

little_jerry wrote:

Eating lunch in a restaurent

4/5 star ?😳

Floriya wrote:

4/5 star ?😳

2 star

Play video games, Listening Music in cyber cafe
Rs.10 for 30mins😄

Going to school on a bicycle.

Geared bicycle is my luxurious wish from childhood.. Still unfulfilled. (even though I’m riding geared bike now, i always have crush on that even now but not interested to purchase it) 

There are many things like these in my life.

Certain things in life needs to be fulfilled in certain age itself else no use of getting it.

Middleclass life is a cursed life, like cat on the wall 😢

mastervijay wrote:

Geared bicycle is my luxurious wish from childhood.. Still unfulfilled. (even though I’m riding geared bike now, i always have crush on that even now but not interested to purchase it) 

There are many things like these in my life.

Certain things in life needs to be fulfilled in certain age itself else no use of getting it.

Middleclass life is a cursed life, like cat on the wall 😢

But every cat on wall looks happy…..

Ordering food in Subway (By personally visiting)

Used to travel 4 people on the bike. Instead of buying a car, saved the dimes for education. That savings went well, and now have a sedan but no will to drive in this traffic and overcrowded road. 

Similar with games; used to burn Pentium with graphics-heavy games, but now have a gaming laptop with zero games in it.

Still in my 20s; and now no luxury attracts me. idk how will I manage till my 50s with the desire of nothing from life.

Talking in English in spite of not being fluent in it, felt luxurious.

TempAcc wrote:

idk how will I manage till my 50s with the desire for nothing from life.

Marry, produce babies. 

Humans have a tendency to create problems when they have none

a four wheeler and own house/flat.still cannot afford it.

androgame wrote:

Marry, produce babies. 

Humans have a tendency to create problems when they have none

Bruh, that’s the most Indian advice ever😄

If you earn well -> You’re mature enough now get married

If you’re not earning at all -> get married and you’ll be mature enough

TempAcc wrote:

Bruh, that’s the most Indian advice ever😄

Just passing the parcel 

Cadbury dairy milk (5rs). We only used to get Vicks while going to doctor then pharmacy and occassionally Cadbury.

Eating Masala Dosa and Jamoon in a Udupi Restaurant was the ultimate Luxury and most satisfying Moment in my Childhood

satraghav wrote:

Eating Masala Dosa and Jamoon in a Udupi Restaurant was the ultimate Luxury and most satisfying Moment in my Childhood

Which udupi, I mean where?

vishyvish1420 wrote:

Which udupi, I mean where?

Bengaluru

satraghav wrote:

Bengaluru

Even I loved that in childhood, at Udupi in Delhi.

I remember AC was the luxury of our times. Not because of money shortage but terrible electric supply in our town.

Parents love because they sacrifice the most and ensures we dont feel low.its my opinion

Having Touch screen mobile phone in school while most of the classmates were having nokia 1100 type keypad mobile

comments parhne wale sare middle class dimers ke liye

vshah wrote:

Play video games, Listening Music in cyber cafe
Rs.10 for 30mins😄

That was golden days bro at Cyber cafes.