Vivien Wong
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« on: July 22, 2007, 03:41:30 AM » |
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Wanted to share and hear your view.
I went to McD Rivervale Mall yesterday at 11 am. My hubby went to order and I stand right infront of a mother (with my baby inside the baby pram) as she has finished her meal, and was waiting for her daughter to finished hers. Sitting on the same table, across her, was a sec girl student, reading the latest Harry Potter book.
It was very obvious that I'm going to take up her seat. Not too long after that, she lefted, and I took up her seat, trying to place my two long umbrellas at one corner, and my baby pram along the way.
10 mins later when my hubby was trying to place the food on the table, and I went to wash my hands, that sec girl talk to my hubby.
When I returned and seated besides him, then only I'd realised why .. Below was the converstaion between the three of us.
Me: Why? You acidentally knocked on her is it? (Cause mostly stranger don't talk to you if not necessary) Hubby: No, she was asking why we sit down without asking her Me: *Looking at her blankly Student: Do you know it was very rude of you to sit here without asking me? (With an arrogant face) Hubby: If so, you should have said so when she tries to sit down Student" But you still have to ask me first Hubby: Then why you didn't ask her when she sits down? Why? Student: *Speechless but .. Don't think that you are adults that means you can be rude. So uneducated Hubby: Yes, I am uneducated, so don't talk to me. Don't talk to me Student: I pity your baby
At this point of time, I'm boiling inside .. Me: And I pity your mum for having a daughter like you (why drag my baby in when it's between us)
Silent for a few minutes before she open her mouth again
Student: So inconsiderate and uneducated Me: We are just having our meal and not disturbing you. Even if I were to ask, I should be asking that lady who've just lefted, not you Student: How would you know that there's no one joining me? You should ask Me: If you are so considerate and so educated, you should have left when you have finished your drink (weekends has more crowd) Student: I have left my keys at home, not able to return home, and I'm going to order again later that is why I'm staying. For your info, the staff here did not even chase me out (she's talking as if we are chasing her away) Hubby: You not happy, go and complainla She looks a bit worry, and her volume decreased but .. Student: I'm not going to complain Hubby: Then what you want now? What? Me: If your are considerate, you can sit elesewhere, not here when you have finished your drink. You go ask other people, who's being rude
Can't remember what she said after that, but I was so upset with this incident, but I take this chance to said to my hubby "Seela, your educated Singaporean student .." Cos he likes to criticise M'sian students as uneducated, knows nothing.
Throughout our conversation, I tremble, yes tremble. I am not shouting to her, but whenever there's confrontation, I can't take it, somehow makes me weak even when I have nothing to be afraid nor that I'm wrong.
I really feel like changing a table, but it was crowded and if we walk away, she would have think that we are wrong. No choice, have to endure her, occasionally look at us with an arrogant face, as if we owe her something.
Really feel like slapping her, the problem is between us, why drag my baby in? Idiot girl. If my sister talk like that to stranger, I sure slap her. Let her know what can be said, what can't.
When we left Rivervale Mall after shopping, she was still sitting there, with no one sitting with her, and she's not eating nor having anyone joining her as well.
But after we've completed a survey conducted by AC Nielsen for Rivervale Mall, she's gone.
Really doesn't know what happened to her. If she really wants the table on her own badly, she should have told me when I was fidgeting with my umbrella, and talking to my baby. Not possible that she didn't realise my existence, or is it simply because she wants people to seek her permission to share a table even though it was obvious that she's just reading, and no one is joining her?
Back at home, I even asked my hubby are we wrong for few times. If we are those people who likes to complain every now and then, we would have shouted at her to make a move, being not considerate of not leaving when there's so many people looking for a table. Some more dare to give me faces. Spoil my mood.
Have been telling my hubby maybe we have bad karma with her in previous lives, so got scolded for nothing. Haiz.
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