Indian man (1): Śrīla Prabhupāda? Should not the temple be kept open earlier than six o'clock in the afternoon? Many people are...
Prabhupāda: Six o'clock?
Guṇārṇava: 5:15.
Indian man (1): Six o'clock. The temple is going to open in the afternoon at six o'clock.
Dhanañjaya: Temple opens at four o'clock. The door of the gates.
Indian man (1): No, temple, mandir.
Dhanañjaya: The gates open at four o'clock, and the doors open at 5:15 for ārati. Ārati is at 5:15.
Prabhupāda: But 5:15 means six because you are very expert.
Dhanañjaya: Always it's 5:15.
Indian man (1): Not earlier than 5:30, I find.
Guṇārṇava: No, it's 5:15.
Dhanañjaya: (to Indian man:) You are saying wrong. It's 5:15 every day. It's never late.
Prabhupāda: No, why not five? Why 5:15? Make it five.
Dhanañjaya: All right.
Prabhupāda: Your signboard is "five." Why you make 5:15? Everything should be on routine, strictly.
Dhanañjaya: But the main gates are open to the public at four o'clock.
Prabhupāda: That's nice. They can wait on the corridor. I wanted Praṇava to speak, but he is not interested. What I can do? I told you that "You read books and speak. Try to preach." Yes. Did I not say? Did I not say to you that you and Dikṣita, "Study together and..."