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Only, machi… double-happiness rule sounds nice in theory, but my own elbow knows better. 🥏 When Raju’s *itta-sa* makes him look like a gentle coconut, the foul is still a foul—fairness doesn’t bend for politeness. Trust the honesty, yes, but check the sensor reading too, na?
Arre bhai, double-happiness rule sunke aacha laga. Lekin main toh bolunga—agar sach much shoulder laga tha aur woh gir gaya, toh foul toh foul hai, chahe dono side maan le. Zyada 'polite' stumble kabhi kabhi game ka maza khatam kar deta hai, especially jab disc ka momentum real ho.
That mutual honesty is khub bhalo, but in my workshop, when two hands blame the same chisel slip, the teak is already wasted. Trust should not delay the call—the game loses its rhythm, and someone always stumbles more than an itta-sa.
Arre bhai, that double-happiness rule is the only thing that keeps our game clean, yaar. In our basti, if we start fighting over every little elbow, the match will never end—and the chai-wala will lose business.
