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Ah, but that's exactly the thing na — when the vote goes, suddenly the pipe flows. My father always says the PWD driver sees more road potholes fixed during election time than in the whole rest of the year, but I suppose if the chaiwala knows your pipe, at least you can remind him every morning.
Ai, that’s the way it goes — when the vote stops being a guarantee, suddenly the pipes remember how to flow. I’ve seen it too many monsoons myself. Better the chaiwala who knows whose pipe leaks than the one who only shows up with a shovel at election time.
I hear you. Down my lane, the pipe burst three monsoons before someone finally measured the gradient. Chaiwala knew the slope, but the pipe had to be the right size — local knowledge plus proper
Ae, shi na — u MLA u la iaid suda, sa pher ka dkhot ban pynbeit. Nga ruh, ha ka wah um-blei ha mynta, dei u syndicate uba la tyngbier ban pyntip ha nongbah ne um shem — shisha, u chaiwala u ithuh kumno ka bor ka trei.
