Join me as I take on the challenge of experiencing New York City’s diverse food offerings with just ten dollars in my pocket.
From the aromatic flavors of the Punjabi Deli in East Village to the savory delights of Chinatown’s Deluxe Market, every bite tells a story.
Explore with me as I stroll through Central Park and cap off the day with a visit to McDonald’s. This isn’t just about food; it’s a journey through the heart of NYC on a budget.
Discover the highs, the lows, and the unexpected joys of eating on a dime in the city that never sleeps.
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Just asking as indian did u eat beef at McDonald's
cheese burger dude are you for real? don't you know what meat they use in cheese burger
Do you want da butter chicken sir
U think new york is hot? Wait till u come to texas. Love the videos btw, keep going 😊
I m pretty sure that cheeseburger is made of beef
U ate both pork and beef in a video
Hell is confirmed from either side
My Indian mind thinking 10 dollar = 870 rupees = so so much of food in India 😅
Manusmriti
The ancient legal text Manusmriti explicitly bans the consumption of pork from domesticated pigs for the twice-born (Dwija) castes, who are expected to follow stricter dietary rules.
Verse 5.19 states: "A twice-born man who knowingly eats mushrooms, a village-pig, garlic, a village-cock, onions, or leeks, will become an outcast".
The Vishnu Smriti reinforces the prohibition by prescribing severe punishment for those involved in the sale of pork.
Chapter 5, Verse 49 states that a person who sells forbidden meat, including pork, should have their hands and limbs chopped off.
For 10 dollars you could eat biriyani for 3 days
Cheeseburger has beef in it
800 rupees sala ek week khalu mae