An Indian woman from Jharkhand, currently living and working in Toronto, recently came across a stereotypical question about her job abroad on social media. The user asked her, “Toronto mein bartan maanjne ka kitna milta hai?” (How much do you get paid for washing dishes in Toronto?).However, to everyone’s surprise, Ratchel — instead of reacting angrily — chose humour and turned the remark into a witty and jaw-dropping response.As the video begins, Ratchel says, “Toh aaj hum log dekhenge Toronto mein bartan kaise maanjhte hai” (So today we will see how utensils are washed in Toronto) — clearly a response that was aimed at the comment she received earlier.The Instagram post was captioned: ‘My dear friends from Jharkhand this is how you do dishwashing in Toronto.’After arriving at a high-rise office building, Ratchel uses her ID card to enter the premises. One of her first stops is the coffee machine. As she prepares a cup of coffee, a text overlay reads, “Bartan dhone se pehle coffee pi loo” (Let me have coffee before washing utensils), adding another humorous touch to the video.The clip then shows Ratchel working at a desk equipped with multiple computer screens — offering a glimpse into her professional life in Canada.really_ratchel/InstagramMaintaining the joke throughout the clip, she continues to refer to dishwashing as her “part-time” work while sharing snippets from her day, including lunch with colleagues and views of the Toronto skyline from her workplace.Towards the end of the video, Ratchel picks up her empty coffee cup and jokingly remarks, “I almost forgot, mujhe toh bartan maanjhna hai” (I have to wash utensils).She signs off in the same light-hearted manner, telling viewers, “Bye frands, ab agle din bartan manjhne aaungi” (Bye friends, I’ll come back to wash dishes the next day).The humorous response won hearts online with users showering Ratchel with praise for addressing the stereotype with wit rather than anger.Netizens react:A user simply wrote, “This one is too good.” Another person joked, “They’re too jobless to tell you that it’s their dream job!” A third user praised Ratchel for building a life overseas and wrote, “They can’t even imagine going to another country and building a life for themselves. Insecurities zubaan se kadvahat ban ke nikalti hai! Proud of you, girliee.” Another user called it “Great reply; that’s the perfect way to respond to disrespect.”