PART SUMMATIVALUATION
Directions lead the passage and out in the Graphewancar with
the indian stod afer the passe
Jaren was rolling with Mang Jose, har sendather in the
beautiful step of Manda tay on the side of the way were various types
of the restaurants entertainment bars and other merchandise
stores that will surely entertain countles or obients Anar a few hours
Maan Jose Felt tired and so the two decided to stop for break at
nearby cat
It was not long enough for their seat when they saw a waitress
being velled at by a customer who argued that the food that she just
served smelled fout the customer ako complained that there was
something morrect on how the food was cooked and that the food was
not worthy or its price. The man even suggested how the food should
be cooked to meet the standards of his taste
The waitress calmly listened to the complaints, apologized and
promised to replace the food trying to meet his advice and make things
right she kept an apologetic face even though the man's mockery had
shaken her being up to her bones, since all the customers inside the
cate had witnessed how she was insulted and offended
Jaren felt sad at what he just witnessed from the waitress. He
was about to speak when Mang Jose spoke. "Never forget what you
have seen because there is always something to Icam The waitress
accepted the customer's complaints and even the mockery People who
are open-minded consider this even if they think that they are right
they know that they can be wrong, Open-minded people are not
bothered even if they are criticized. They are always willing to listen
even at the views opposing to their beliefs. In that way, always
remember the golden rule: Do into others what you want others do
unto you." Mang Jose explained
Jaren was moved by his grandfather's Confucian way of
teaching things. He hugged Mang Jose tightly, reached for his hand
and kissed it
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