Prabhupāda: This is our mission. If you give them very nice, palatable prasādam . . . they go to hotel from miles together to take some palatable foodstuff—restaurant, hotel. And we cannot give nice kṛṣṇa-prasādam? Why? Why you cannot give? Arrange like that, first class. Simply for eating they will come. Immediately do it.
Jagadīśa: I have a question, whether we should always give them khicuṛi or whether we should . . .
Prabhupāda: Give them nice prasādam by which they are attracted. It doesn't matter khicuṛi, purī, kachorī, lāḍdu. Whatever they are attracted, we must give.
Jagadīśa: Halavā.
Prabhupāda: Whatever that will attract them. That I want. Kṛṣṇa-prasādam. Don't waste; give them nice, palatable foodstuff. Give them one finest kachorī, one nice samosā, two purīs, they will be very glad. Make very, very nice prasādam. What is this rubbish, the dog cannot eat even? They have done a great mistake, all rascals. I am very angry. I say that if you have no money, I'll spend, I will give you money. Why should you make such tenth class, and no food at all. It is to be thrown away. Simply waste of grains and energy. Engage nice professional cook, prepare nice foodstuff. I shall spend for that if you have no money. Gentlemen who are coming immediately should be offered some prasādam, "Please come here, take: purī, kachorī, samosā." Arrangement should be like that. The doctors came, he comes out of love, but there is no prasādam. Huh? What is this?
Jagadīśa: Sorry?
Prabhupāda: The doctor comes, but we could not supply him prasādam at 12 o'clock.
Jagadīśa: Today?
Prabhupāda: Not today, the other day.
Jagadīśa: Oh.