What goes around, comes around

This is just an junk article.

Facing the fact that I lost seven credits on the first semester had already put on some weight on me. Furthermore, facing the nagging of my mother back I was teenager is enough. Now at the working place, by just a small little mistake and there're some perfectionist just can't hold back their words and will just deliberate the mistake I've done to me, unnecessarily. Especially coming from someone who always try to cheat and don't work much with not much working abilities, it makes me feel even worse.

I got a case today. In the working place, we always use the walkie-talkie to communicate from a far distance. We will need to do a sound-testing and I was the first person who use it thus I can't do the test will anyone else. But I did pressed the button to see how it works. Usually it'll be fine. Then there's a few call from the other side of the place, and I didn't hear any call. Maybe it was the distance that caused the signal didn't transfer well. Anyway, enough of reasoning.

A fat, therefore lazy guy who doesn't work much yet likes to boss around, just came up to me. He asked me why I wasn't answering the calls from other staffs, and I answered that I couldn't hear any. He said that recently that I always can't hear the calls. Well, I could hear them sometimes, but the words are so blur like WTF are they saying. And it's not even my mother tongue. What the fuck? Do some people expects non-native speakers to speak and understand its language completely when it's not even their mother tongue? Especially for the person who can't even speak any second languages. Go get a mirror.

When I'm pissed off, I prefer walk away so that the conflict doesn't get worse. But that doesn't work here. When you walked away from the argument, I guess some people will consider rude. 

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