As we began our drive into the city, I realized it wasn't the square-footage of the city that made reaching our destination such a tedious task. It was the traffic.
I had never experienced traffic like that in my entire life and I regularly traveled to and from Jacksonville, Florida, which was one of the most populated cities in the United States. We sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic for what felt like ages. The men who were driving wove their hands in the air vigorously and shouted in Marathi at other drivers and even at pedestrians that were brave enough to try and cross the street between vehicles and the cyclists that wove between cars.
I felt envious of Cain and Daniel's vantage points from the window seat.
The city was bustling with people, despite the heat that was blistering down
