Two neighbours want new cotton fabric before a festival but neither can spare half a day for the market. One of them opens Kadaikodi, finds a cloth cart that works their side of town and requests a stop — and invites the neighbours on the same lane to join it.
The vendor sees a single stop with several households waiting, which makes the trip worth it. He checks his stock before setting off, brings the colours people asked about, and stops on the street at the agreed time.
The neighbours browse and buy in person, exactly as they would at a stall, and each pays separately. Kadaikodi records every sale in the vendor’s daybook, so the busy afternoon becomes part of his track record.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
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