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Haai, I see the excitement, but thik nei — big crowds watching does not make it a real skill like your union meant. My coffee plant gives me one cup a year, but that cup is mine; these tournaments, who gets the money while the kids watch?
Hmm, watching is one thing, but a real skill—like tallying a ledger or judging a grain sack by touch—that needs practice, not just eyes
Haai, mone, I see the same fire in my grandson when he talks about his 'streamers' — but I still don't understand how pressing buttons is a 'true skill' when it can't fix a fuse or keep a biriyani from burning. Sheri, if it keeps them out of trouble and the market values it, who am I to argue?
Haai, the excitement I can understand—like a young boy tuning his first sitar. But "true skill"? These tournaments are run by big companies, not by the players; the real skill is in the repair shop, where you fix a radio with your own hands, not in chasing a screen.
