The internet has been tickled by a Bengaluru man’s taste for a potential flatmate at his rented flat on Bannerghatta Road. A man named Sankeerth claimed in a tweet that it was important for his flatmate to meet certain criteria.
He expressed his desire for a “Potential Co-founder” to be his new flatmate. Notably, Sankeerth’s Twitter account mentions that he, too, founded three businesses and has previously worked for organizations like Dunzo.
Seeking a flatmate for a semi-furnished flat close to Banerghatta Road (may be a potential co-founder if we click). Gated community with fish, fish tanks, a gym, and greenery. obtainable in July. no broker. He tweeted, Rent: $8.3k/month.” In addition, he released four images of the unit and its amenities, noting that it would be available in July. Additionally, he disclosed that there was no brokerage and that the rent would be $8,300 per month.
The tweet has received numerous likes and comments since it was shared. While some people found his message amusing, others were taken aback by the monthly rent. Many also expressed a desire to share his quarters.
Look what the people have to say. Being a “potential cofounder” is a show-stopper. @peakbengaluru moment, one user commented.
Another commented, “This is 8.3k rent?” Another asked, “What is the name of the society?”
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A fourth responded, “If I get a coder, I’ll trade my pool-facing room for a balcony.”
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