-AMALAYER- - Rude LRT Girl Passenger (November 13, 2012)

[MaInEvEnT]

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dont take it literaly...

What's not to take literal about it? klaro man kaayo toh anyway, like I said, Just my opinion raman sad

[reptoid]

If these online displays of disgust at rude jerks results in some people taking a close look in the mirror or even thinking twice about how they conduct themselves in public then this cloud has a silver lining.

[boang3000]

gwapa mn d i c amalayer noh? looy na kaayo ni xa kay ge cyberbully na sa mga katawhan check iyang fb pro d ko sure if iyaha ba ni or dli -> https://www.facebook.com/pau.jam.7

[monroy]

Kung bad manners atong storyahon ba.. Ang common kaau nga bad manners sa tao dre sa pagsakay sa transpo kai ang kana mang dili mohuwat nga makagawas na ang naa sa sulod sa train before mosud. Apil pod ani kanang elevator. Ambot kung kamatngon ba ta nga binogo kaau na nga style nga kanang mamugos jud og sulod sa elevator bisan pa puno inya wa pa kagawas ang tao nga nasa sulod. Gamit sad ta sa utok nato panagsa uy. Kining babae bastos, tinood pero common kaau ang gitawag nga "unintentional bastos" dre sa pilipinas tungod siguro kuwang sa edukasyon o dawo lang jud ta pagkatao mao na ingon ani ang pilipinas...

[prestige]

"Kung bright or educated kunohay siya, dili siya maingana. Kung strikto man gani ang mga guwardiya, huna2xon niya nga tungod na sa SAFETY IS A PRIORITY when it comes to LRT/MRT o bisan asa. Everyone can be a terrorist. Naa jud mga taw nga bogo. Kung gamiton iya utok, mosabot siya. Kung masuko man gani, dili ipakita sa public. Taas ra kaau iya yawyaw palabi sa gibati para papansin sa mga bystanders. Kung edukado nga pagkataw, ireport sa head o ipablotter kung naa man gani sayop ang guwardiya."

[glasswingedfaerie]

I think the public should be fair.

The video only showed 'Amalayer' girl lashing out at the guard. What if she was REALLY provoked? The video didn't show how she was treated by the guard. Just because 'Amalayer' girl did something most of us wouldn't do (berate someone in public in English), who are we to judge?

She's just an easy target because, let's accept it, majority of the people feel anyone who speaks in English in public is just being haughty and elitist. That's NOT always the case.

[glasswingedfaerie]

Moreover, let's be brutally honest, how many of us here have been treated rudely by security guards? I'm sure, at least, ONCE in our life, we had the experience of being rudely treated by a security guard. Some guards feel and ACT so high and mighty, let's admit that.

[monroy]

Moreover, let's be brutally honest, how many of us here have been treated rudely by security guards? I'm sure, at least, ONCE in our life, we had the experience of being rudely treated by a security guard. Some guards feel and ACT so high and mighty, let's admit that.

Wa pa man ko ka experience ani. Buotan man kasagaran mga sikyo. And it's a rough job risking your life for minimum wage. Sa video klaro man sad kaau nga kalma lang ang guardia.

Naa lang juy tao nga sensitibo kaau murag flower sa canal...

[erwin_rommel]

kung feel niya treated rudely siya sa guard, pwedi man niya kuha on ang name sa guard then i reklamo sa management. saun sad ning bayhana padala man sa iya gi bati... backfire nuun niya.

[glasswingedfaerie]

Wa pa man ko ka experience ani. Buotan man kasagaran mga sikyo. And it's a rough job risking your life for minimum wage. Sa video klaro man sad kaau nga kalma lang ang guardia.

Naa lang juy tao nga sensitibo kaau murag flower sa canal...

You're very lucky, then. When I went to the bank with my best friend who was 36 weeks pregnant, the guard who opened the door for us was rude. My friend asked him if there was an area where she can sit (because she was pregnant), the guard said, "Aw, tanawa lang kung naay bakante malingkuran. Kung wa, aw wa." He said it with a shrug and with a smug face.

We understand that people like security guards are just doing their jobs but courtesy is basic.

The guard in the video had her back towards the camera. She was calm because the woman was already drawing attention to their situation by berating her. Was the guard calm before that? I'd like to know.