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Posted: 7 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: Ogreatone
Get him an uber driver 😆😆😆

You are seriously so funny with your misplaced humor. I feel like I haven't laughed like this in days. 😆😆

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This is disgusting behavior but I when I went to Mumbai, I saw this behavior everywhere. So I think this is commonplace. It was a huge shock for me. Only Goa seemed nice. Waiters were treated much better there from what I observed but maybe that's because most of the people were from other countries,

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#33

Originally posted by: Chameli_billi

You are seriously so funny with your misplaced humor. I feel like I haven't laughed like this in days.😆😆

It's me ya old buddy

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#34

Saif and his fake ass "class and sophistication".

It's sad to see people justifying such behaviour by saying "many people do it". It doesn't matter if one person does it or a hundred people do it. If it's wrong, it's WRONG.

"People get angry".. Are you kidding me? What if it was the other way around? What if the driver said that same thing to Saif because he got "angry". He would lose his job. You don't behave like that with your staff just because you are in a so-called position of power.

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Originally posted by: Ogreatone

It's me ya old buddy

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I know. Who else would have a picture of Chad from Days of our lives. 😆😆

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#36

Originally posted by: Cookies..
Saif and his fake ass "class and sophistication".
It's sad to see people justifying such behaviour by saying "many people do it". It doesn't matter if one person does it or a hundred people do it. If it's wrong, it's WRONG.

"People get angry".. Are you kidding me? What if it was the other way around? What if the driver said that same thing to Saif because he got "angry". He would lose his job. You don't behave like that with your staff just because you are in a so-called position of power.

It shouldn't be justified at all. I agree with you. There is no excuse for this. But when you see these "high society folks, educated and well travelled, engaging in such behavior, what hope can we have from normal folks who haven't been anywhere outside of their myopic chaar diwar. It's gonna take another 100 years, it's a sorry state of affairs.

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#37

Originally posted by: Chameli_billi

It shouldn't be justified at all. I agree with you. There is no excuse for this. But when you see these "high society folks, educated and well travelled, engaging in such behavior, what hope can we have from normal folks who haven't been anywhere outside of their myopic chaar diwar. It's gonna take another 100 years, it's a sorry state of affairs.

Trust me. I am speaking from a place of experience. I have had bosses and manegers take out their anger on me just because they were in a bad mood and because they were "powerful" enough to do that. But just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I'm also a human being who has her share of low days. But I couldn't afford to take my anger out on anyone because first of all, that's just disrespectful for you to take someone down because you are low and second of all, I couldn't afford to lose my job at that time. The only people I can ever get angry with are my family because I have the right to. Those are my own people who get me no matter what. But you don't go around behaving like that with anyone and everyone.

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#38

Ppl are overreacting , he was in a bad mood

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#39

ek to people who want to slap bhonsali n now him . 🤢

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#40

Originally posted by: here4reviews
Am I the only one who thought by 'padegi ek' he meant that the driver would get injured by the crowd falling on the car if he doesn't pull up his window and reverse tha car? Like you know driver ko woh crowd se padegi ek? I don't know but he doesn't sound rude and looks like he is advicing the driver for his own good.
God knows what's true but I can give him the benefit of doubt. I literally saw this happening outisde Sridevi's apartment during her funeral. The crowd was literally jumping on the windscreen of whatever car was coming in to visit the place, irrespective of whether it had a star or not. There was this weird old woman who put her hand inside the car of some random woman to touch her face and started screaming loudly to her relatives-arey dekhto ab yeh kaunsi heroine hai,samajh nahi aa rahi hai?😆

Yes I think it's possible he was advising the driver for his own good. I can give him the benefit of doubt.
No body knows what's the truth but it's just unfortunate he uttered those words and was caught on camera. 😆

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