Yesterday was a fairly inspiring day.
My flight was originally scheduled at
Smart move.
And hence, I watched the passengers boarding the flight that I was supposed to board but somehow didn’t at
When we finally arrived at
So, it wasn’t such a bad evening after all, right?
Wrong.
I was fortunate enough to be seated next to this couple who somehow can’t keep their bl**dy f**king traps shut throughout the first 20 minutes of the show. I had hinted my annoyance but somehow they just didn’t manage to get the message.
Finally, I politely and quietly said “Excuse me, but can you both stop talking?” I have done this in the past and most of the time, the addressees would be intelligent enough to shut their pie-holes but somehow, this Ah Beng decided that I actually had no right asking him to be silent. And so a 2 1/2-minute voice-over between Dom and Letty began:
Ah Beng: What’s your problem? How come you didn’t ask the people who are laughing around us to be quiet also?
Ms Righteous-ness: You have been talking since the beginning of the movie. Do you see them laughing from the start also? Since you enjoy talking so much, why don’t you just buy a DVD and watch it at home?
Ah Beng: You talk so much, why don’t you just go outside and lodge a complaint against me?
Ms Righteous-ness: I wonder who was the one who started talking a lot in the first place.
And then there was silence for about 5 seconds.
My adrenalin was pumping and I somehow had a feeling that if I was a guy, I would’ve bashed this skinny Ah Beng up right there and then.
He continued talking to his girlfriend continuously throughout the whole movie and she responded in a very timid tone.
I feel sorry for her and hope that she doesn’t end up marrying this man.
Maybe all he needs to do is quit pretending to be cultured and just stick to watching those DVDs that he sells for a living at the night market.
Perhaps only then, the world will somewhat be a better place.
“Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something.” – Plato, Ancient Greek philosopher