Hye there..
I thought the first post should be something light and easy as well as readable, ain't it right? So here it is...
This thing happens while I'm waiting for my lunch to be ready (the 'tragedy' takes place at Giant Bukit Tinggi and I'm actually waiting for the pekedai to call me and says "cik, dah siap"). I was sitting at the second table on the row, near to the stall where I ordered my food. Before that, there's actually a couple sitting at the first table which is nearer and that's the reason why I have to sit at the 2nd table.
After a short while, the couple got up and an old couple replace them (I say old because I can see both of them having too many white hair on their head, well, that's the sign after all). They brought along the trolley. I haven't seen much goods in there, but I guess they're too old too handle such weight and I don't really care even if they only bought a thing and they wanted to put that thing in the trolley, let them be.
But what really disappointing was that they've put the trolley exactly at the aisle of the tables, which is, obviously, at my exit to go to the stall. Just a few minutes after that, the pekedai call me and with my poker face, I tried to be polite and even said "Excuse me, can I get through?" But the old lady just stare at my face and I think deep down inside she's saying "Can't you use another way, girl? Can't you see the trolley can't be move?". The old man, with the same expression, just stared at me and hold the trolley without the intent to move it away from the aisle exit. "I wanna go to that stall, so can you guys excuse me?" I said, again, wanna be polite because if I'm not, I have already push away those trolley, let the trolley bergolek sampai tepi without a word and I know that I'm no different from them if I do that (but I reaaallllyyyy wanna do that actually). So what the old couple do? The old man just push it a little bit, without any apology, making a face while I get through.
The point is, where is the attitude of Malaysian that we've been proud of? BUDI BAHASA BUDAYA KITA, but where? Even the elders didn't know how to respect others, how can we teach the teen-agers to show some respects? Bak kata pepatah, macam ketam mengajar anak berjalan lurus. Nonsense. From what I've learn, kepincangan masyarakat yang berleluasa di setiap peringkat usia. Renung-renungkan....
I thought the first post should be something light and easy as well as readable, ain't it right? So here it is...
This thing happens while I'm waiting for my lunch to be ready (the 'tragedy' takes place at Giant Bukit Tinggi and I'm actually waiting for the pekedai to call me and says "cik, dah siap"). I was sitting at the second table on the row, near to the stall where I ordered my food. Before that, there's actually a couple sitting at the first table which is nearer and that's the reason why I have to sit at the 2nd table.
After a short while, the couple got up and an old couple replace them (I say old because I can see both of them having too many white hair on their head, well, that's the sign after all). They brought along the trolley. I haven't seen much goods in there, but I guess they're too old too handle such weight and I don't really care even if they only bought a thing and they wanted to put that thing in the trolley, let them be.
But what really disappointing was that they've put the trolley exactly at the aisle of the tables, which is, obviously, at my exit to go to the stall. Just a few minutes after that, the pekedai call me and with my poker face, I tried to be polite and even said "Excuse me, can I get through?" But the old lady just stare at my face and I think deep down inside she's saying "Can't you use another way, girl? Can't you see the trolley can't be move?". The old man, with the same expression, just stared at me and hold the trolley without the intent to move it away from the aisle exit. "I wanna go to that stall, so can you guys excuse me?" I said, again, wanna be polite because if I'm not, I have already push away those trolley, let the trolley bergolek sampai tepi without a word and I know that I'm no different from them if I do that (but I reaaallllyyyy wanna do that actually). So what the old couple do? The old man just push it a little bit, without any apology, making a face while I get through.
The point is, where is the attitude of Malaysian that we've been proud of? BUDI BAHASA BUDAYA KITA, but where? Even the elders didn't know how to respect others, how can we teach the teen-agers to show some respects? Bak kata pepatah, macam ketam mengajar anak berjalan lurus. Nonsense. From what I've learn, kepincangan masyarakat yang berleluasa di setiap peringkat usia. Renung-renungkan....
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