Maimuna’s Memoir: Hailing A Taxi In My Country: Politeness Is A Two Way Street !

It would have to be transferred aggression and frustration as well coming to think of it. Anyway, I just kept saying ‘eyaah,’ tired of listening to the rant and wishing he would stop complaining.

I asked for a service and I’m paying for it, I shouldn’t have to be a Agony Aunt while at it. I have my own issues ! Having said that, I can also understand those drivers who are unfortunate to have nasty customers.

We should try to treat service providers with courtesy. It is not all service providers that are rude or bad, they are definitely not your servants! Some of these people are fathers, mothers, daughters, sons, brothers and sisters. Be polite. Don’t mess up their cars, pick up your trash after you and be civil.

Don’t try to form and insist they put on the AC when you really don’t even need it but just because you want to make sure you’re getting your last kobo for all you paid for. I mean it’s ok if you really need the AC.