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☔ Rain, Ride, and the Biometric Machine:

Some people believe the weather is random. I believe it has a wicked sense of timing—especially during office hours.

🌧️ Morning Madness: The Ride to Remember

It all begins with a drizzle. I gear up, hop on my bike, and head toward the office like a determined warrior. But the moment I hit the main road—boom—the skies open up like someone hit the “monsoon mode” switch. Puddles splash, my raincoat flaps like a superhero cape, and visibility drops to “guess and go.”

By the time I reach the office, I’m soaked, squelching with every step. I walk in like a waterlogged legend and stood in front of the biometric scanner.

 And just like that... the rain stops.

Coincidence? I think not.

🕒 The Great Biometric Rain Switch

It’s almost as if the rain was waiting for me to clock in. I imagine a weather god somewhere chuckling, “Alright, he’s in. Turn it off.”

The day goes on. Files, meetings, coffee. The sun peeks out. Birds chirp. I start to believe the worst is over.

But then—4:00 PM.

I step out, helmet in hand, and the sky looks... suspiciously calm. I start the bike, and guess what?

Rain. Again.

Gentle drizzle to a full-blown encore performance. It’s like the biometric machine is wired to the clouds.

🎭 The Drama of the Daily Commute

I ride home, soaked for the second time, laughing at the absurdity of it all. Because really, what else can you do? The rain may be relentless, but so is the 7-to-4 grind.

💡 Monsoon Survival Tips (From a Soaked Commuter)

  • Keep a spare pair of socks at work.
  • Carry a microfiber towel. It’s your best friend.
  • Invest in a good raincoat—not the plastic bag kind.
  • And most importantly, never trust a clear sky at 7 AM.
  • Have you ever felt like the rain was personally targeting your commute? Share your soggy stories in the comments—I promise I’ll read them with a cup of chai and a knowing smile.   
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