What Are You Thinking About?

[dr. d]

So everyone must continue to practice "maximum tolerance". Goes for all -- REAL men and REAL women and LGBT. No exceptions.

maximum tolerance and common sense.

[chronicle]

Everyones max tolerance level is different.


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[heavenlee]

Everyones max tolerance level is different.


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That's the bummer right?

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maximum tolerance and common sense.

Common sense not so common nowadays.

[Little Missy]

I never actually watched the video of this incident in detail nor did I follow it up that much on other social media forums, but somewhere in my mind I was thinking that the janitress may have been "provoked" so to speak to act in a more "aggressive" manner. I was even thinking that maybe the janitress have told the trans to use the other bathroom but the trans is hard headed and won't listen. She's been told not just once but maybe many many times and just refuses to listen, so what's a poor janitress to do when someone keeps ignoring her "authority"?

So somehow I was correct because the trans did actually come back to sort of taunt her with implied threat by "videoing" her -- and that really irritated the janitress more. She should have just asked to talk to management if she wanted to fight for her rights.

She was 6 steps away from the restroom when it hit her. Ako nga nakauwi na ng bahay bumalik pa sa establishment (5 min away) to ask for a manager to complain. It happens.

She felt she needed to fight for her rights and report it and she thought of the video as a proof. Janitress got triggered, the rest is history.

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[heavenlee]

She was 6 steps away from the restroom when it hit her. Ako nga nakauwi na ng bahay bumalik pa sa establishment (5 min away) to ask for a manager to complain. It happens.



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Ah yes, it does happen, ma'am. Did she ask to talk to a higher authority?

[chronicle]

Lets put this into analogy.

Ikaw may right of way pero may nagpumilit mauna sayo.
Babanggain mo ba or hahayaan mo na lang and live for another day?

Not every right should be asserted full force kung ayaw mo confrontation at sakit ng ulo tbh.


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[dr. d]

That's the bummer right?

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Common sense not so common nowadays.

yespo.
everyone has his/her own unique tolerance level.

common sense is a misnomer. it is actually quite un-common.

[Little Missy]

Ah yes, it does happen, ma'am. Did she ask to talk to a higher authority?

She's six step away. I'm sure she's also triggered. That's the first thing that came to mind, to record a video as proof and report.

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[kagalingan]

dok ano ba tawag sa mga nauuso ganyan

"common sense is not so common"

"pag ayaw may dahilan para gusto may paraan " - dito nababakyaan talaga ako lalo na pag lalake magsasabi.

"think out of the box"


basta mga ganyan naiinis ako masyado ng gamit na gamit.

wala ba kayo alam na maganda iquote na hindi pa laspag. Eh ako pinag-aaralan ko confucianisim. After the bible eh jan 2nd ko.

[heavenlee]

She's six step away. I'm sure she's also triggered. That's the first thing that came to mind, to record a video as proof and report.

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Well that's her. Me? I would've asked to talk to higher management, that's it. I don't think video is even needed to talk to the "complaints" department / customer service, or whatever it's called. One's word / narration should be good enough in most cases. Aggravating an already explosive situation is just not in my character and from others' experience, always ends up worse. And it's better to talk and articulate when you're level headed than when you're angry as hell. Just my humble opinion.