You can take a Mumbaikar out of Mumbai, but you can't take Mumbai out of a Mumbaikar.
Mumbai habits are so engraved in Mumbaikars, that those habits come out at the most uncertain times. Such a picture is doing rounds on social media.
On February 27, Civil Servant, Civil Engineer, Narendra Patil shared a picture on Twitter. The date of the photo was not mentioned in his tweet.
Patil posted the picture with a Tweet, "Mumbaikar may change mode of transport from local trains to the plane, but habits die hard!"
He also had a funny caption for the picture, " How to spot a Mumbaikar in a plane."
Mumbai, also known as the "city of dreams," is a place where people travel from long distances on a regular basis to reach their offices. Mumbai local trains are one of the largest suburban train networks in the world; they are also known as the lifeline of the city and carry lakhs of passengers on a daily basis.
Mumbaikars travel in crowded trains to reach their destinations, where they pick up some weird habits that never leave them.
