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@remaster
Ofcourse they are fresh coconuts they could be eaten and the their water could be drank. But most of them end up on my neighbours roof which is not reachable so they go waste. Others are collected by the neighbours I think. The 5 trees produce around 150-180 coconuts at a time.

@remaster
Actually the trees are in my neighbours yard also it is his roof which is getting broken by the coconut bombing. For me it's just the sound which startles us, I think I have seen too many war documentaries :blobfoxsnugterrified:

@thor
Actually in developed countries it's more expensive to be poor then to be rich.

@GNUxeava
Also Gujrathis and Jains are the ones with the most money here so there demands get met easily.
@loke @thor

@loke @thor @GNUxeava
Indians stick to Indian food cause they can't eat pork or beef.

@thor @GNUxeava @loke
I am talking about vegetarian groups specifically for them you cook something in pan which maybe 10 years ago was used to cook meat or anything then it's unholy. So they have trust issues about the food outside.

@GNUxeava
My town doesn't have any street food stall to confirm to the European hygiene standards.

@loke @thor

@loke @thor @GNUxeava
Many Indian groups when they go on a tour of Europe or else where they take their own chef and stuffs.

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