Embattled technology conglomerate EOH has been on my mind, and especially so during some really rough sets of tennis last Saturday.

I was playing with one of Fish Hoek’s most competitive doubles players, who has more club champ titles to his name than I have had traffic fines. We were up against a younger and sprightlier duo. Not only were their high-risk shots coming off, but they were buoyed by favourable gusts of the southeaster and claiming all the luck on net calls. Things, quite frankly, were going appallingly. ..

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