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Sunday, December 21, 2014

Manners

Was being shouted as right in the face for something to me is really trivial and that wasn't even my fault, but because I was put as in charge of the department, I had to go and face it and promise to investigate.
My boss apologised to me when I texted her that but I asked her why does she has to when she wasn't the one who raised her voice at me. She felt sorry for having to put me through this, my mentality however, is that she put me as the in charge and that is what I have to cover for (isn't it so?). Yet, I am very thankful that she didn't leave the whole matter to me to handle alone, instead she was texting me all the way since I told her the issue and started cracking her tired brain with me at home. I said tired because she has been knocking off late these few days and I had it like that a couple of weeks ago when I finished at 7pm every morning shift (when 4pm is the official knock off time) and 11pm for afternoon shift (when 10pm is the official knock off time) and I know how it feels.
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Coming back...
Sometimes I do wonder, are people aware of what they are actually doing?
Has it ever crossed their mind that what if they are the one who is being shouted at?
Hmm.
I wonder.
And what was taught to them by their family when they were younger?
Isn't human respect something very basic?
Basic manners?
What is the upbringing like?
Or is a meal that was not given as what they requested really such a big fuss that shouting would solve the problem?
Have they considered of those people who didn't even get proper food in the third world?
The more I think, the more questions keep pouring in, I am just getting more clueless.
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Sometimes, I wish I know what is going on in these people's mind, like really.
Or is there any ulterior motive or hidden agenda that they want to behave in this manner?
Sigh.

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [1:08 AM]




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