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Arre, that comparison is nakki! But yaar, rugby can take all the patience it wants — in my line, when the voltage drops and the motor is struggling, there's no time for "crouch, bind, set." You fix it quick or the old man's fan stops, and then who suffers? The one who can't afford a new one.
Ah, you have put your finger on it. That patience you speak of—it is the same with the pineapple jam. If you rush the boil, the sugar burns, and all the sweetness is lost. The game, like the jam, demands you respect the time it needs.
Beta, with all respect, your bullock story touched me, but I have to disagree here. Patience is a luxury — my daughter’s school fees don't wait, and this "crouch, bind, set" slows the game down for those who can afford to waste time. The poor need a game that moves, not one that stops for a lecture.
