A village tea stall paragraph.
A tea stall is a tiny shop where they make and give you tea. You can find it by the road, in markets, and at places like train stations. Most people know about it. Inside the tea shop, there are a few long tables and benches for you to sit on. The person who owns the shop or the manager takes care of the tables. Besides tea and coffee, they also sell things like biscuits, cakes, and bread. The tea shop usually opens very early in the morning and stays open until very late at night. At the shop, one or two boys serve customers tea or other things they want to eat. Travelers, rickshaw drivers, workers, employees, people walking by, students, people who do politics, and many others are customers at the tea shop. People from different jobs talk about their problems there. Sometimes, talks about politics become arguments. That's why the tea shop is sometimes called a "Mini Parliament." Every morning, people get a fresh cup of tea and a new newspaper to read. So, the tea shop is not just a place to rest and have a drink, but also a place to learn things and share thoughts. That's why the tea shop is important in our everyday lives.
