When the stomach is empty, the roads are dark, long, and lonely. We know what it’s like to be on a hungry tummy, famished for food and snacks. The rumbling of the stomach, the dull headache - if only one can grab a quick bite. Perhaps a heavy meal too, should the Gods favor, and the bosses permit an adequate break. We have been there, done that. Roamed the lonely streets, with barking dogs as company. A stranger lurking on the street corner. And a few addicts looking for a quick steal. Whilst you may be able to handle all those dangers, your female counterparts cannot be exposed to such threats. They too need their hunger satiated and thirst quenched. And that hard partying has only helped to whet the appetite. But you get lucky – for the night. The next day unravels a different story. If you are lucky enough, your hunt may yield results – the street hawker’ s leftovers, the day’s hurriedly put together reject sandwiches or a few stale re-heated rotis on soiled tawas. Which may suffice you at that hour, but God help you the next day. Ensure you apply for sick leave as soon as your meal (?) is done! And yes a visit to the nearest Khau Galli in Malad, or any place in Mumbai,may give you your food too. With the same results. (Ensure the rest room is vacant please). This is where we step in. Now you can work hard, or party hard, through the night. We are there. From 7.00 pm to 8.00 am. (Yes, you read that right!) To satiate your hunger pangs. Give you that energy and drive that helps you get there – work or play. Still wonder why we call ourselves BiteinNite?
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