Prabhupāda: At least in India, say, hundred years before, there was no problem for eating, even for the śūdra class or any . . . no, there was no . . . the society was so made, there was no problem. Why fifty years? In 1933 or '36 in Vṛndāvana somebody wanted milk, some pilgrimage amongst ourselves. So went to a house. So, "Can you supply us some milk?" "Ah, how much you want?"
So it was about ten pounds. So she supplied immediately, one woman, and when she was offered price, "Oh, why shall I take a price for ten or twenty pounds of milk? Oh, you can take it." That is my practical experience. Milk was so freely available. So simply we are creating problems by godless civilization. That is a fact.
Haṁsadūta: Once you said we are making solutions to self-created problems, and we think it's advancement.
Prabhupāda: Yes.
Haṁsadūta: We've created a big city, and then make so many solutions.
Prabhupāda: Just like we just take example from your country. You are constructing so many highways, freeways. Still, there is problem. Still there is, even in the highways, sometimes blocked.