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Photo by Giuseppe Donvito on December 07, 2025.

Photo by Giuseppe Donvito on December 07, 2025.

Photo by Giuseppe Donvito on December 07, 2025.

Photo by Giuseppe Donvito on December 07, 2025.

Photo by Giuseppe Donvito on December 07, 2025.

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This image shows a funny WhatsApp conversation about skipping lunch and jokingly comparing someone to a camel. When one person asks, “No lunch?”, the reply is simply “Skipped.” The other person then sarcastically asks if they are a camel and jokes, “Ek din khaake store kr leti hai,” implying that the person eats once and stores the food for the next day, just like a camel is popularly believed to store food. The humour comes from the exaggerated comparison and the relatable habit of skipping meals despite knowing that eating regularly is important. It is the kind of sarcastic meme that friends can share to tease someone who frequently skips lunch or has an irregular eating schedule.