Ayya, I was fixing an old radio last night—my daughter’s been saying Egypt’s squash players are like Hyderabad’s electricians: they just get it done, no fuss. But I told her, it’s not a miracle, it’s a system. They picked one sport, put government money and school courts into every corner, and told the poorest kid, “You can be world champion.” Meanwhile, my son’s college fees? I had to jugaad a payment from a borrowed fan. When you decide that a poor child’s talent matters as much as a rich one’s, that’s when you get dominance. Khuda hafiz.
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