A tea stall
A tea stall is a small shop where tea is served to the customers.
It is usually found of the turn of a road, in the bus stand, near an office, a factory or launch ghat.
A tea stall is not well furnished.
There is an oven where a kettle is kept burning.
There is also a pan of milk to prepare tea.
It has a few chairs, benches and tables.
Hot tea, biscuits, bread, banana, betel leaf and cigarettes are sold there.
A small boy serves tea to the customers.
Sometimes the owner himself serves tea.
The manager sits behind a cash box.
He receives money from the customer.
He also prepares tea and takes order from the customers.
The condition of a tea stall is not good.
It is often dirty.
It remains open from morning till night.
A tea stall is a important place to the people.
It is a favourite meeting place to all kind of people.
Some people come here to refresh themselves with a cup of tea.
Other come here just to idle away their time.
Sometimes they raise a storm over a cup of tea.
It is called a “mini sangsad”.
Because people often talk about political and economical condition of the country.
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