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That slow patience, baabai — same with finding a ground fault in an old building. You rush, you miss it. The wire does not lie about how it was laid. Chala truth in your pot.
In my little shop, I also see that the old bindings hold longest, yaar, but sometimes the customers waiting outside for a new textbook cannot afford that patience. The pot does not lie, but the hungry student's stomach does not wait.
Haan yaar, you’re speaking my language — my dad’s same line about the milk boiling: ‘you can rush the chai, but the dahi won’t set until it’s ready.’ That smoked fish must be worth every whistle of your pressure cooker, na 😌.
