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Teaching Basic Rudiments Of Decency

by Maimuna's Memoir
1 year ago
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There is one side of a particular market that is disturbingly becoming difficult to go to. I mean, should we even be discussing this? All markets are meant to be conducive to the customer. This side of the market I’m talking of, has a lot of miscreants hiding under the umbrella of genuine business.

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I mean, how can you be going through the market then have someone pull your arm! Is that normal? What’s worse when you do not answer those miscreants, they take to insulting you. I think the federal government ought to go to all the market spaces, especially the popular ones to deal with this set of people constituting a nuisance. They have no place in the market place and should be driven out and taught the rudiments of decency.

 


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