Hello friends, I am Rahul Kamble, an 18-year-old resident of Mumbai. I am bringing you today a new blank series, 'Normal Present.' You can see what bothers me about this and how I avoid it.
Story 1
Today is my first day at work. I got up between ten and twenty in the morning, went to class at half-past one, and came home at half-past one. I took a bag and a box from home and went to work. I have to go in the afternoon as there is another shift. Today was the first day, so I was a little scared, but that's all.
At three o'clock I reached the company where I met the manager and the manager took some papers and told us to go to Mahim.
I was bored to hear that I would have to go round again. But the manager had sent another partner with me for a companion. We both went to Mahim together. I didn't know this much, so I started the map immediately, and then I realized that I would have to change the local from Dadar. So we went to Dadar, and from there we went to Mahim via Western Railway. In fact, this was my first time traveling on Western Railway. When I went to Mahim, my work was not done. But Kvasthu's job was done. And then I called him back to the company as I still had work to do. I had to come back.
While working in Mahim, we got there at 6 o'clock and tried to go back because the local was started with a time limit for the commoner. We were both stuck in Mahim. But Mahim had some kids from our company. When we inquired about them, we found out that the ID card was found here, and Kvastu went back to get it. He told me to stay there. He took the money, and he came and gave both the ticket and the money after some time. He did not take money from me. He gave me as much as I gave him. HE TOLD ME, when I asked him, 'Leave five rupees,' but I did not say much. Just then, an older woman approached and approached them. She went to him and asked for two rupees. But he did not give up, so he went ahead. She was staring at him as he went on, but her eyes were watering. Then my companion Kwasthu came and asked the grandmother what she wanted. She told him, "I haven't eaten since last night. I'm hungry. So I ask for money." "I'm just a baby, but what about my husband? What's he going to eat?"
Grandma said that he was blind and could not walk, so I begged him. Some people think that we do all this for money. But not behind us, but two grass eaters are also hungry. How to convince them.
After hearing this story of that old lady, she gave me some money.
There are so many examples that we see every day, but we avoid them. Why not... Why didn't the friend who brought me a free ticket of five rupees come together to give him two rupees?
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