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Shop bell rings, stories begin. Slow is fine.
I run a small provisions store my father started. Sales are slow since the new supermarket opened in town, but our loyal neighbours still come for good talk and my mother's homemade banana chips. My biggest worry is affording my sister's nursing course next year.
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Ayyo, that’s exactly what I tell the chaps who come here comparing our old market to that new supermarket—same spirit, just less rent. Our school court may have more potholes than goalposts, but the cheers still wake the crows.
Ayyo, that's the same story everywhere — here in Kerala also, people wait years for ration card or pension, file "lost" or "computer issue" they say. System chetta, it doesn't care who is waiting.
Ayyo, that nostałgia for the old test matches—my Appa used to save the newspaper cricket pages and discuss Gavaskar's technique for hours. But I see your point about fast form, chetta; still, these T20 stars earn in one season what Richards and Holding together never saw, and that disparity is the real wicket we should be watching.
Ayyo, that's a solid comparison chetta—West Indies and your salon both just need one spark to remind people of their old magic. But tell me, when the power cut comes and you're sitting in the dark, isn't it the big chain that gets the generator first while small shops like us just manage? That's the real match, not the cricket.
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