“Yes, Ma’am… Yes Ma’am” a guy from a distance said, he is actually talking on the phone. I am in inside a coffee house in Malolos waiting for my friend to arrived; the guy who’s talking on the phone is in the other table not so far from me that is why I heard his every conversation on the phone.
“Okay Ma’am! I’ll look forward to
that..” the guy said and it seems like his conversation is about to end and that
was proven when he ended the call after an instance, but then I was astounded
when he suddenly said “Pu***** yang matandang yan!” (f*ck that old woman!)
after his phone call, I supposed he is pertaining with the caller “kung di ko
lang sya kailangan!” (If I only didn’t need her!) he said after.
I tried to figure out the guy and
I supposed that with his looks, his belongings he is a sales agent of a
medicine and that caller is a customer who seemed to refuse or back out with
their deal.
My friend arrived and after
several minutes of chatting, we went to the mall as a part of our plan. Well to
tell you honestly my favorite part inside the mall is their department store
haha as you can obviously have a variety of anything you want and I am not a
brand conscious anyway.
I am browsing clothes in men’s
wear with my friend who seems to be very serious looking for a gift for her dad’s
birthday, when a scene captures my attention.
A lady was actually asking the
salesman of the same brand we were browsing about certain things about the
clothes she wants, she was actually asking the salesman if they have what she
wants, the salesman entertains her, but it seems like the one given by the
salesman does not satisfied much the lady so the lady returns it to the
salesman and tell him “babalikan ko nalang” (I’ll be back for that…) and when
the lady walks out the salesman poke fun of her with her co employee saying “kelan?
next year?” (but when? Next year?) they laugh, and I know he is pertaining with
what the lady told him a while ago.
I just thought that I used to
tell those words too to some sales agent in the department store before too,
and I wonder if the other agents did the same thing to me. Did they poke fun of
me too once I’m away? Hmmm…
I shared this experience with my
friend when we were having our dinner in that same mall…
“Well, I’m not shocked upon
hearing that, agents were all like that! They’re trained to please you and lie
to you every now and then, you can’t even figure out who are the real people
among them” she told me
“I have some friends who worked
as a sales agent” I told her
“Include them…” she added “They’re
just doing their job lang naman but
the negative reaction when being rejected isn’t right… I mean what’s ideal is,
you must accept whether the customer wasn’t satisfied with your service diba and it’s not the customers fault,
it their (the agent) fault because they did not pleased their customers, so all
those un-nice words will just slap them in their face” she explained
Well, she got a point… but then, if
I will be a sales agent or something that would deal with customers, I don’t want
to do the same thing… I know it’s impossible with the type of person like me…
But I’ll minimize it, or I will just make it just to rejuvenate my self esteem,
I’ll make it obviously in a funny way so nobody will be hurt…. Well, with the
type of person like me, rejection is a sign of a challenge that would make me
do everything just to win over it.
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