In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker sarcastically questions why someone would give an illiterate a book, or hand over the answer without asking any questions, pointing out the absurdity of it all.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously describes the nervousness one feels when hearing every sound, especially when there’s no latch on the bathroom door during a vulnerable moment.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously points out how weddings keep getting more elaborate, joking that after all the makeup, they might need a new ritual called "muh dikhayi" for the face.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously compares his boss to a blood-sucking mosquito, saying even though science explains how many mosquitoes are needed, his boss can do it alone.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker jokingly talks about how his quest for a raise led him to a bigger challenge: his boss increasing his targets instead, causing him to work harder.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously reflects on how mistakes at work signal you're at the office, but mistakes in a relationship show you're in deep trouble.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously talks about the unexpected struggles of wearing white shoes. Instead of focusing on appearance, people end up worrying more about keeping them clean.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker advises against wasting life proving oneself to others. Instead of giving endless explanations, sometimes a simple dismissive response is enough.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously explains the idea of loyalty by comparing relationships to a pair of slippers. If one is lost, the other becomes useless, making it the strongest duo.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker highlights how in today's world, neither status nor words hold value, but screenshots do. A sharp take on modern communication and trust issues.

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