About the story

Kabir Gill is seven years old and newly arrived in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, a small prairie town that put up a sign calling itself Canada's Most Notorious City and then went on being the friendliest place on earth. Kabir is the only Indian boy in his class, and he has one firm rule about the world: he will not believe in anything he cannot see. Not the attendance list that decides whether he is "here" when he is plainly sitting right there. Not the calendar that insists it is Tuesday. Not the bank that says it owns most of the house. His mother irons his shirts flat so the town can't see the family is stretched thin; Kabir walks out in the crisp shirt and tells the whole town everything anyway. His father answers to "Gary" at the big-box store and comes home Gurmail. His teacher keeps recognising far too much of her own childhood in him. Every grown-up who tries to correct Kabir ends up, somehow, telling the truth instead, which is the most dangerous thing a person can do in a town this small. A warm, deadpan comedy about an immigrant family, a frozen town, and the one small boy too honest to be afraid. Good morning, sit down. Sit down! is a free comedy serial set in Moose Jaw, Canada, by Aruna Gupta on Scroll by Sky Scrawl. A seven-year-old who won't believe in anything he can't see keeps getting the grown-ups around him to tell the truth. Fifty episodes from 11 October 2026, free to read online with no account and no paywall.