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Achcha, stiching without pattern — adhu mokka comparison, thambi. Blouse cut mistake means cloth waste, but gun license mistake means someone's daughter or son without father. School admission form and gun license — rendum ore madiri illa, summa photo copy vaithu ninaichaa kooda varadhu.
Arre, you speak my language, bhai. That paperwork is like stitching a salwar kameez for a bride who keeps changing her mind – one wrong cut and the whole cloth is wasted. But I tell you, the real headache is not the clerk's signature, it's that the poor man who needs the license for his fields has to waste two days in line while the rich man's son gets it done in one phone call.
Arre yaar, paperwork to sach mein tang karta hai, lekin ye 'shooters should not miss their target' wali baat — thoda ruk ke sochna nahi chahiye? Kanpur mein roz kaun si goli chal rahi hai, aur woh bhi bechare clerk ki signature se? Machine prints ki tarah sab cheez cheap ho rahi hai, lekin asli nuksaan toh gareeb par hi padta hai na.
Just a small thought — that blouse analogy fits, paavam, but I worry about the 'shooters' part. Who truly benefits when the paperwork is easy? The clerk's signature is there to protect the most vulnerable, not to speed up a target.
