Considering that there are multiple cases of children getting kidnapped by strangers who first offer them candies, a standard warning given to kids by their parents is not to accept food from strangers. But, we would not expect it to be the case with a 22-year-old adult too. However, a screenshot shared recently on social media proves it wrong.

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WhatsApp conversation posted on Reddit

A 22-year-old man took to Reddit to share a conversation he had with his parents just before he started his train journey. “Indian Parents! I am 22M,” the post is captioned.

In a WhatsApp chat named “Headquarter”, one of the parents have asked if he boarded the train. The 22-year-old son informs that he is seated in his train and that it will leave in a while. Then, the parent wrote: “Kisi se kuch le kar ke nahi khana train mein (Don’t accept any food from anyone on the train).” They added, “Auto wala 100/- lega (The auto driver will charge Rs 100).”

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The guy added, “Ngl even I was not expecting the ‘kisi se kuch le kar mat khaana’.” The guy’s wholesome conversation with his parents has gone viral on social media, and Netizens found it hilarious yet adorable.

Internet is in awe

A user’s comment read, “Parents are cute. My brother and I are adults and still every time mum leaves the house for a few minutes she says, ‘Ladna mat’ (Don’t fight).” Another user complained that his mother always asked his cousin to babysit him and his sisters. He wrote, “I’m a 25-year-old guy with 2 sisters and my mom calls over my cousin to babysit us when our parents are out for a few days.”

One user wrote, “Bohot hi acha lag raha hai ye sunkar. I am 33 and abhi bhi mere dadaji muje ye bolte hai jab mai train journey karta hu kabhi (I am so happy to read this. I am 33 and my grandfather still says this whenever I travel by train).” Another user appreciated the name of the WhatsApp chat group and commented, “Headquarter. Apt name, boss.”

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