Sometimes I am disappointed on how we treat other citizens.
Sudah tentunya bukan ang moh. We treat them dengan penuh beriya padahal kau tak tahu pun dia sebenarnya apa.
One.
I was lining up with Swirly for his check in at KLIA. That time there were 2 flights to Pakistan – One is his flight and the other one was from Pakistani Air.
Swirly’s flight was on schedule but the Pakistan Airlines was delayed.
In front of us were some Pakistani, dressed casually.
They can’t speak fluent English and from the conversation with the lady who was working at the counter, they were confused about which counter they were supposed to go.
Pakistani : Ada orang suruh pegi sini untuk pergi Pakistan.
The lady then look at their tickets.
Lady: Your ticket is for Pakistan Airlines, this is Thai Airlines.
Pakistani: Sini boleh pergi Pakistan kan?
Lady: Awak punya tiket ni Pakistan Airlines, delay. Sini Thai Airlines. Apa awak ingat bila flight delay boleh suka-suka tukar airlines?
Pakistani: Saya tak tahu, saya tanya orang, dia kata pergi sini jugak.
Lady: Tak boleh suka suka nak tukar ye, kalau awak punya flight delay,awak tunggulah bukan boleh tukar. Awak ingat senang macam tu je ke?
After that the Pakistanis left and the lady membebel to her colleague about senangnya si pakistani ni nak tukar-tukar flight sesuaka hati.
Swirly and I was looking at each other that time.
“How rude. Memang Malaysian Hospitality”, I said.
I think she heard it because she was extra nice to us after that.
I mean, didn’t it occur to her that the guys might be confused? That they didn’t know they were 2 flights and their flights were delayed?
That maybe they didn’t understand what were written on the announcement board?
I wish she would talk to them nicer and tell them what was actually happening instead of being rude.
Two.
I was at Giant counter early today, about to pay when I heard a guy shouting.
I turned and look.
A Bangladeshi security guard was telling a guy that he cannot use the exit as entrance. The is a proper entrance to the hypermarket and everyone should use that.
Instead of replying nicely to the security guard the guy said in a loud voice
“Saya customerlah! Saya mau beli barang!”
Yes we know you are a customer and so do we, it just that we are not such an idiot like you to understand that exit is not the entrance.
And if you have to, because of some emergency, can you be little bit nice?
The security guard was just doing his fucking job, he gets paid for making sure idiots like you know the difference between the entrance and exit [well one of them].
I feel so sorry for the security guard, he looked helpless. I tried to smile to him to make him feel better but he looked away.
That incident sort of ruined my day. Insignificant to some maybe but I don’t know, I just think everybody should be treated equally regardless skin colour and nationality.
I mean we were ordered to memorise the rukunegara since we were small.
“Kesopanan dan kesusilaan”
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