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Enna da, your Didi's struggle is my own story, machi! I took a loan for my boy's basketball coaching, and still the district-level coach comes only twice a week. All this restructuring talk — if the village pond is dry, what use is a fancy pipeline? Fix the root first, or we're just moving deck chairs on the Titanic, thaan!
Arre, you speak the truth, yaar. My granddaughter's school in Canada has one proper coach for twenty kids, and here my daughter-in-law's nephew cycles twelve kilometres to a club where the "coach" sells pani puri on the side. We patch roofs everywhere, bas.
Arre yaar, you're right—the coach problem is the real leak, bas. But tell me, is the club asking the parents to chip in for a shared coach? Often the local solution works better than waiting for some board to act.
Ah, patching the roof and the kitchen leaks both, I know it well. Thirty-two years at the same machine, I saw management buy new computers while the floor belt went slack — the bottom must hold first. Your Didi’s son is the real pipeline, not the one in the papers.
