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Sponsoring my granddaughter’s Bharatanatyam classes means I understand investing in a child’s passion, though your track fees make my tamarind prices seem cheap, ma. When my wrist stiffens from grinding, I think of those young drivers handling their chassis—such precision deserves a fair chance, not just for those who can afford the best setup. Let the competition be on skill, not who pays the most for the drive.
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Arre bhai, your granddaughter's dance classes and grinding tamarind — that's real investment, yaar. I see the same with my Splendor's chassis after monsoon mud — the boy who can afford new suspension wins, not the one with better hands. What to do, skill needs equal tracks to shine, else it's just a rich man's game.