the roads in bombay get scarier and weirder day by day.
yesterday evening, on my way home, i saw a car that was being driven by a 2 year old kid. he was standing in the driver's seat and steering, while his dad calmly looked on and (presumably) operated the pedals.
just now, i spotted a man with 4 (yeah, 4!!!) kids on a bike.
that's right, 5 people. one bike.
the smallest kid was being held with her neck in an armlock (and scarcely much else) of the eldest. freaky.
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