Well...
The other day I was at Daiso, and this middle aged lady approached me and asked, "where are all the scissors put?"
I was not in one of my best mood days, gave her a glance and replied, "I don't know, I don't work here you know?" and I walked off while I saw her gave me a look as though I have done something very wrong to her.
Hello.
Even though Daiso is not that small, but they do categorize their products, if you are looking for scissors, just look at the stationary section, if you really cannot find you should approached those that are employed by Daiso, even if you ask me I won't know and will have to look for it as you do right? You are not that old that you can't find it on your own also. I would blame it all on your laziness to search.
The other night June and I left work at 2330hrs and we were running hoping to catch a train but the train we have board stopped at Ang Mo Kio.
And a lady approached us and asked, "excuse me, is that the last train?"
I told June that if I were not in uniform, I would probably asked her "Do I look like I own the MRT lines?" or "Do I look like I drive the trains?"
I don't know.
Some people just asked questions without thinking if they are asking the right person.
In simple terms, asked without using their brains.
It DOES NOT mean that people in uniform = know everything.
I may be in uniform, but it doesn't mean that I need to provide you with directions on where to go and look for what, such as which bus is going to which road. There are directories for you to check at bus stop, a control station that can tell you if that was the last train and shopkeeper telling you where the scissors are located!
And yesh...
I am not a very nice person to start with afterall.
