Anand Mahindra, Chairman of the Mahindra Group, is recognised for his clever humour. His eccentric tweets on the microblogging medium keep his Twitter followers entertained.
Mahindra recently took to Twitter to respond to Norwegian Ambassador Erik Solheim’s controversial statement.
The tweet was a doctor’s prescription for sleep deprivation and its treatment.
The prescription was for Anand, a patient. He was diagnosed with a “lack of sleep.”
Looks like you were tweeting this to me, @ErikSolheim ??
By the way, my wife prescribed this for me aeons ago. And she doesn’t even possess a medical degree…😃 https://t.co/UOu5lp54sE— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 15, 2022
The “recommended treatment” from the doctor was to “throw away your computer and phone.”
Erik Solheim’s tweet was replied to by Anand Mahindra, who said, Looks like you were tweeting this to me, @ErikSolheim?? My wife, by the way, recommended this to me years ago. She doesn’t even have a medical degree.”
The tweet has gone viral, with over 3,900 likes. Here’s how the internet reacted:
“I followed this advice, 10/10 works!” stated one user.
“We have started practising it as a family,” wrote another.
“Sir, my wife also telling the same every day,” a third user said. “Now this tweet will be a taunt by Indian wives to their husbands while providing this as a circumstantial evidence,” said another. Do you intend to use the “recommended treatment”?
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