The cake

–Hello Beti, its me. That's your Mawsi.–I recognized your number. How are you Mawsi?–I have to say itâs ok. The summary of this heat wave is not over. I couldn't do it anymore, I tell you.–How did you do it in England? I thought it was only in France and Spain that the heat was giving ball.–Don't believe that, Beti. In England too we get serious heatwaves.–Heat⦠ki été ? What does that mean Mawsi ?— In Mauritius you are too focussed on France. Heatwave means heat wave in English, Beti!–Oh good. In England also had summer heat then? - Let me tell you an incredible thing: do you know that even in Lacosse there have been large forest fires? - Really? Anyway, here winter has come and had to start using quilts and sweatshirts. You know what makes it very cold, up to 15 degrees in Curepipe, Mawsi?!–And you call that very cold! Tell me briefly what tata that Bhadain has spread like this? - Even in the heatwave you have time to take care of what is happening in Mauritius? Not easy with you, Mawsi!–Listen Beti. When it's so hot that you have to stay home, close the window, internet is the only thing you can do. So explain to me this fané thing.–You know that since he denounced the pension issue in the budget, Bhadain’s cost has gone up.–Iâve been told that on this issue he was better than the parliamentary opposition.–Yes Mawsi. You should have seen him shut the mouths of ministers on the issue of pensions in radio programs.–I heard of that. Really people were saying that if Bhadain continues like with debates with his posts on the internet, he is the next PM? - Mawsi you know how Mauritian été: suddenly he has forgotten what Bhadain has done in the past. forget that he kissed Pravind's hand? When Pravind did not give him the Minister of Finance, then he left MSM and started talking about kitchen? - You yourself used to say that Mauritians have a very short memory. Bhadain did so well on the pension issue, that he became the most popular politician in Mauritius after the budget fiasco.–It is true that he is a good debater. Although like all politicians he knows how to pass butter when necessary. But where did he spread his cake, as you say in Mauritius? Or, if you prefer, where he went wrong, you talk like Pravin? - The unions have demonstrated against government pensions. This demonstration has gained a lot of people. Bhadain was so popular that he decided to organize a meeting against the budget.— He was right to do that. As they say in French: you have to beat the iron as it is hot. - The bad one was right. But one would say that his popularity had risen in the head of Bhadain and he wanted to get a larger crowd in his meeting.–Once again, he was right. It is normal that he tried to take advantage of the situation and the anger of the Mauritians against the government. I still donât understand where he went wrong.–To get this big crowd, he went to invite as a participant a politician who is an expert in filling bus meetings.–All politicians do tha