Ear Cleaning art of Indians throws a big challenge to Mr. Johnson & Mr. Johnson and his buds. That item hardly sells in rural and among middle class India.
It’s a sheer pleasure to get your ears cleaned while waiting at the Courts, Railway stations, markets or at ghats of Ganges. Carrying their trade tools of one large pin similar to knitting pins but sharper and a little spoon like shape in the front, the men of trade mostly from tribals of Rajasthan or UP walk long to catch a obliging customer, they charge petty R10 for both the ears.
In a normal case everybody pays, but this lady in the picture did not pay after even guy working hard for 5 minutes or so, she walked away saying ‘nothing came out” ….so pay for what?
