The other night at the club, between sets, I watched a kid try to smoke a flashbang with a keyboard on his lap—thik cha, he’ll learn. Reminded me of digging through my old Casio’s liner notes for the correct sustain pedal fix, which cost me fifteen rupees and two chai breaks at the local repair shop. I see these city-wide LAN revival threads, and I ask: what’s the data on how many of these new rigs are actually staying in Sikkim for more than one monsoon season? Because the last numbers I saw from the North East regional board showed the most vulnerable teams—the ones from small towns—can’t afford to replace a bent pin, and no cooperative repair network is forming. I’m not against the boosters, but I want their study on who gets hurt when the secondhand gear fails.
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