HELLO SIR! THIS IS REALLY NOT ACCEPTABLE. Definitely not some thing that I wanted to hear when I was in the mid of hmm err nature’s call. Have always been doing it this way the last two decades…I muttered to myself even as I looked around to see who is policing me during this really personal moment of mine. I found the Sherlock… there he was holding on to a nokia 1350 with his left hand even as he was continuing to pee. And he went on…not acceptable sir; you have to make the payment by end of this month. Some relief I must say, although found it hard to digest the trauma and shock I was made to undergo. Even as I was mulling over this, I noticed this guy keenly engrossed in his conversations and walking out of the rest room. And hey… jus a min…shouldn’t you not be washing your hands?
After about 10 minutes time I step into my boss’ room and whom do I see. The same old pee boy! And my boss goes like…. Hi RG… meet our new client Mr. Loganathan; and he promptly extends his cordial hand. I mean who the hell really “invented” this handshake formality. Why on earth should some one share the excitement of meeting people by vigorously shaking a person’s hand? Cant a simple nod work, or even our very own Indian way of a raised eyebrow, or even a Japanese head bow. You see… all these have been carefully designed to avoid any physical contact. Our intellectually supreme ancestors have already envisaged the new age man to have talking devices that take away even his basic needs like washing of hands after peeing. Am really glad to meet you Mr. Loganathan, but do we really have to shake hands… I thought to myself. With my boss refereeing the “event” I had no option but to reluctantly extend my hand although with a discomforted look even as I muttered…pleasure to meet you sir! Mr. Loganathan ended proceedings by carefully transferring all his germs! So much so for my hour long shower with lifebuoy the germ killer!!!
9 comments:
I'm already paranoid about germs. ANd you decide to scare me all the more!
hmmm, i remember in college whenever any male fren of mine would offer me food (samosa, katti rolls anything that he touches), i used to ask him "did you wash your hand"... first they found it humiliating, but later digested it...
i even know someone who says, i think my hands are dirtier than "****". i am like OMG.
good for we nepalese females in this regards... we are not obligated to shake hands.. a namaste does great.
i think our ancestors (indian subcontinent) were just mindblowingly intelligent.
Maybe Mr Loganathan has been taught not to pee (Piss) onto his hands... Did you know that 99% of the Hotel Servers and Waiters have some kind of itch and they keep scratching away and with the same hand handle our food and bring it to the table which we devor with relish (maybe that's what gives that extra taste that we do not get in our home kitchen).
why is it so hard to say no? beats me
@ Eclipsed thoughts...I know what you mean. Have always been hesitantly to tell this to people...
@ Temp...thanks for info tempt..now am really having second thoughts about dining out :)
@ Krithika...are you still in college or working. If it is the latter...I appprciate your guts!
well..did i say i could fig it out?
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