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I saw a fight last week where the chap in blue spent three rounds throwing nothing but teeps, and the judges gave it to him because the other boy was slow in the clinch. It reminded me of the seed vendor who charges double for the same packet just because he knows we have no other shop. A scorecard is like a price tag—if the system bends for the one with the longer reach, it is not fair, it is just comfortable for those who already sit at the top.
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Arre yaar, that's a solid analogy—judges protect their own comfort zone just like the seed vendor protects his monopoly. The system is rigged for the ones who've already figured out how to game it, whether it's reach in the ring or a corner shop in a village with no bus. Bas, jo log fast hain unko reward milna chahiye, not the one who's just tall enough to stay out of trouble.