I have to blog this before I forget about it. But I highly doubt I would as it is just too funny. Anyway here goes.
I was at Jusco few weeks ago and queuing up at the cashier. There was a man in front of me paying and a middle aged woman behind me. After a short while, I realised I was queuing in the wrong direction and quickly walked over to the other side. Now, what I did not expect was that the middle age ah so(aunty) who was standing behind me went ahead and cut my queue. I most definitely cannot stand people like that. I firmly but politely told her ‘please queue up’. What was to happen next is beyond comprehension. She had childishly threw the only one thing she was intending to buy, and rudely barked ‘Then you take the whole queue la’ before stomping away!
It actually took me some time to register what she had just said. Even the cashier was in awe of what had happened. Aiyo, aunty, didn’t you learn this at school? Even kids at kindergarten could behave better than she did. I wonder if she has any kids, and how she would have taught them. The thing is, since she had only a single purchase, I would have let her pay first if she had asked politely. Well, that’s life eh?! It’s always fun to see some silly people making a fool out of themselves once in a while.
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April 15th, 2007 at 5:01 pm
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Bear in mind that you’re not in NZ. It’s Malaysia! haha! In Aust, cashier often asks, “Hi, how’re you doing?”. In M’sia, the cashier just pulls a long face. In Aust, when you open a door for someone, he/she will say “Cheers, mate”. In Malaysia, he/she will walk straight in without saying thanks. That’s the difference. Malaysian really need to learn a lot from the western countries. I can’t deny, some people in the western countries are impolite too.
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April 16th, 2007 at 1:03 am
OMG… Ah So also liddat ka… isk isk.. Finish la Friendly Malaysian images….
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April 16th, 2007 at 12:05 pm
Welcome back to blogosphere! Good to hear from you again. Aiya, that’s life! When it comes to taking a bus, it’s worse, I suppose. I haven’t taken a bus in M’sia for a long time after a rude remark from the driver when I asked about how much to pay for the fare.
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April 17th, 2007 at 7:53 pm
What an unpleasant personality this aunty was. Teruk case. She’s the one suppose to be embarrassed by her silly and rude behaviour. She’s taking it out on you to make herself less vunerable I guess.
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