Turbulence Times
Recently, during the safety day, some of my batch friends went to AFS straight after the briefing. Went they came back, there was a "land mine" awaiting them from their seniors who made such big fuss that you did think that there was a suicide bomber somewhere in the midst of us.
The term that we used there is "stir" when someone made a big issue out of something as sure enough, this "stirring" issue is still pending from the "judges" who are the upper management. Hopefully, everyone of them scattered "unhurt". Why do some people want to make something out of a seemly small issue really baffles me since secondary school and has not failed to surprise me till now.
Do some people really feel the need to get others into the deep end of the pool before they realise the damage? Does doing that really increase their ego or they are just sadistic, enjoy seeing people getting hurt. Where is the morals and values that our ancestors have passed down for thousands of years? Hopefully it is not lost when we are transforming from Asian to metropolitican.
The term that we used there is "stir" when someone made a big issue out of something as sure enough, this "stirring" issue is still pending from the "judges" who are the upper management. Hopefully, everyone of them scattered "unhurt". Why do some people want to make something out of a seemly small issue really baffles me since secondary school and has not failed to surprise me till now.
Do some people really feel the need to get others into the deep end of the pool before they realise the damage? Does doing that really increase their ego or they are just sadistic, enjoy seeing people getting hurt. Where is the morals and values that our ancestors have passed down for thousands of years? Hopefully it is not lost when we are transforming from Asian to metropolitican.
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