This is Mur @mur2501@social.cleverlibre.org

@thor @gummibunny
I have the opposite problem from you
None of adult belts are small enough to fit me :D

@thor @gummibunny
Ohh, that's bad
I think you will have to do with safety pins for now to tighten up your pants and prevent your inner Blizzard from getting out in public accidentally

@thor @gummibunny
Normally belts are made big enough to fit everyone and then holes are punched according to the sizes

@thor @gummibunny
I think they do specify sizes in belt ofcourse, that's basic for selling something online

@stannard
Life is anyway worse even without a virus

@thor @gummibunny
Then measure your waist and order accordingly

@thor @gummibunny
You can always punch a hole in the belt to fit you

@borrof
My butthole looks better then your face

@makryfa
cc @tombies@social.tchncs.de @Johann150 @wauz@muenchen.social

@avalos@cybre.space @seek
I try learn Spanish

@avalos@cybre.space @seek
Ahh yeah it's bought, sorry.
I come from village India so English low

@thor
If you are asking about handmade stuffs which are used by common people here then they are very cheap like baskets made out of wood fibers or grass, etc.
But many other handmade stuffs industry have now shifted their total focus on the tourist market so they are comparatively expensive

@seek @avalos@cybre.space
Actually Coca Cola brought Thumbs Up a local cola brand back in 1990 something. Thumbs up is very popular and well known so probably that's why they don't focus on the original Coca Cola here much. Also the most popular soft drink is not Cola here but Sprite which is also owned by Coca Cola.

@kranfahrer

https://www.cankidsindia.org/

@avalos@cybre.space
Not really surprising, cause focusing on the mainstream market only would have caused them direct battle with Coca Cola. In India Pepsi is more popular then Coca Cola.

@thor
How much depends upon what stuffs you buy, for instance my phone costed 9000 rupees.
Shwarma costs here 50 rupees so 160 Shwarmas