So politics won the sport.
Well, those who today say that logic won, that the liar lost, that he would endanger the health of the participants and well that he was dismissed - are the people who are always right, always for and against.
They are the ones who travel another mile because the tomatoes in that supermarket are cheaper.
They are the ones who think it is clear that Arabs have rights, but listen, "our children come first."
They are the ones who do not understand what to live in Tel Aviv, and it is better to have a house with a garden in Hod Hasharon, but spend every weekend in Tel Aviv.
Whoever is happy that Chandal will now play against himself in Australia, is exactly the same one who says: "Listen, I'm not religious, but a little kiddush, a little tradition, it does not kill anyone, it is also good that the children are exposed to Judaism."
Those who think that justice was done when the Serb was expelled from the country are the ones who always tell you: "Listen, I do not like Maccabi in basketball because they are very predatory, but when they play in Europe I am with them. Even if Hapoel or Haifa play in Europe, I am for them."
Those who think there is still a future for world tennis after the scandal yesterday, are the ones who will catch you at the fountain at work and tell you: "I take the boy to see Messi against an English team. I do not know, do not understand anything about it, but the boy wants football. We said fly, what is there ? Quality time".
So disrupt them, and enjoy with their justice, and they will always live the right life ("make sure you have all the colors of the vegetables on the plate"), and politely ask: "If you can move the cigarette to the other side, I do not want my baby to breathe your poison ".
Have fun with your chandelier and the Tsitsipas and the bunch of programmed Russians.
Last night, world tennis lost its last chance to enjoy its generation of elephants, before they redeem themselves and make way for a generation without great and real rivalry.
But hey, we were up north last Friday for a mindfulness workshop, it was awesome.
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