The Employees Pride 2

Ever wonder how it feels to be in a place where in you are limited with your actions? Your words? Co'z I feel like I wanna scream "Putang Ina" inside the office where I work. 

Its around 5pm and everybody has their thing to do. Agents taking calls, TMs checking their agents and we are checking everybody. If you still can remember the UK man that I told you who scolded me for speaking my native tongue, well here is another one worst scenario that has really irritated my day. I don't know why every time ha pass us by I feel like i wanna throw up on his face and have him clean my mess. Gee. This man has really give me the reason to hate being in this campaign. 

He passed us by, me and my colleague. He said "Good afternoon!" with that smile on his face. We need not answer co'z we are too busy with our tasks. But to our surprise he shouted again "Good afternoon!" and we jsut simply looked at him and raised are eye brows. What the fuck does he want? He wanted to be treated like his greetings should be responded? What the hell is the matter with him?

When he still got no reply from us, he looked at us and tried to wait for some words to come out from our mouth. But to no avail he did not receive any words from us. Who the hell cares with his good afternoon? 

To give you some clue, let's put a name into this creature. Let's call him "Mr. Laba Dami". Great name co'z it fits him. 

An hour and a half before my shift ends, my boss called our extension and he want me to go down on his office. I went there and was coached for the previous day's incident (native tongue speaking). But what really surprised me was the fact that Mr. Laba Dami has already dubbed me as "the-guy-with-black-nails" so my boss asked me if I was wearing black manicured nails. I said "yes! the other day when Laba Dami scolded me". It came to my realization that I was dubbed as such because he cannot even remember my name. 

Things like this are apparent in the office. Right now, everything is starting to get clear for me. I need to vacate my position and better look for another office before I could shout at his face. I ain't afraid with him. He is just a stranger in our country. Strangers does not have the right to rule over everybody else especially if he was not on his position to tell me what to do and not to do inside my homeland. 

I am considering the next 2 months as the trial and error part of my journey with my current company. Could get worse during this span of time, quitting is my last option and putting my middle finger up on his face will be my last hurrah!