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- Indian hospitality is rooted in the principle of Atithi Devo Bhava, meaning the guest is God
- A US vlogger shared a viral video of an Indian man insisting on paying for his meal and drinks
- The Indian man refused the vlogger's repeated offers to pay the bill at the restaurant
Did our AI summary help? Let us know. Switch To Beeps Mode In India, hospitality is a principle deeply ingrained in the culture, exemplified by the age-old adage, Atithi Devo Bhava, which means "the guest is God". This tradition was recently highlighted in a viral video posted by a US vlogger, who was left stunned when a local man insisted on paying for his meal and drinks.
In the now-viral clip posted by vlogger @jaystreazy, aka Jay, he can be seen enjoying a meal with an Indian man at the restaurant. Towards the end of the evening, Jay courtesously asks if he can pay for "everything". However, the man sitting across from him promptly refuses the offer.
" lease, I pay," Jay replied repeatedly, but the man refused to budge and insisted that he would pay the entire amount.
At one point, the Indian man even gently grabbed Jay's arm as he attempted to approach the cashier. “Can I pay the bill, please?” Jay asked again before being told to sit as a waiter brought another round of drinks. As Jay gulped down the beer, the man got up from his seat and proceeded to pay the bill, leaving the American surprised.
Watch the viral video here:
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As of the last update, the video had garnered over eight lakh views and hundreds of comments as users pointed out that Jay would not have been allowed to pay the bill in any condition by the Indian man.
"That's Indian Hospitality. You are his brother now," said one user, while another added: "Indians are great hosts and become more generous after a few drinks."
A third commented: "Trust me, bro. When we say, I'm paying your bill it means I will pay your bill even if I have to fight you until death."
A fourth said: "Whether you hate or not, but there is no denying that when it comes to this type of situation, indians really do become generous.”
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