We're finally cleared of that police case!

 A picture speaks a thousand words, so I shall just let the image below do the talking. 



Honestly I don't really care much about the case because it really is bullsh*t and we all knew this was how it would turn out because our conscience is clear. 

But it's so funny how the police call came on a Wednesday and this letter also came on a Wednesday and Wednesday is Ganesh ji day. 

Ganesh ji is our mascot!! 

TTFN. 

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