I suggest that we open a topic to be added by anyone who wishes to take part. For example, today I was confronted with the following absurdity: I am coming home from work and waiting for my bus at the bus stop. As it turns out - I use public transport. One of the buses came, slowed down slightly and continued without stopping at the bus stop. Maybe the driver didn't notice me. It was already dusk. Then I wonder what are the bus stops for In my opinion, this is one of the many absurdities in our daily lives.
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That's right, it has happened to me many times, especially as his driver is the last course, he prefers not to have people at the stops and to get around quickly, but I have witnessed another case: I travel by train and a woman has ticket to Zimnitsa station, but the train decided not to stop at this station, as of course the woman asked in advance at the station if the train stops, of course if they have a ticket and if and therefore she got off in Yambol, and from there to catch the bus , the conductors have no explanations, if there is a problem everyone hides as best they can, after all we live in Bulgaria.
The other day I was driving around the city (Plovdiv), I was driving on a southern boulevard with about 40-50 km because there is a big school on it I was very careful, suddenly I was overtaken by a school car .. :)) I saw that he was not driving the instructor but some small piece with glasses. I decided to catch up with her to see how much she was driving, I wanted to film her with my phone and send her to BTV, but alas I failed. She drove an average of 80-90 kilometers, I will not mention the company and the car. A training car ..... which was not more than 1.3, did not have winter tires and so on, it was useless at all, how can this peasant let it drive like that?
Today in Plovdiv there was an action for cleanliness. Five neat employees dressed in reflective clothing (understand signal yellow) and two or three employees made cursory attempts to collect the fallen leaves. I don't know how much they pay these people. I do not know what is the productivity of such work. It is a section of a hundred meters on the sidewalk. All I know is that I would sweep this area alone for 8.30am to 2pm. I was very surprised when I had to go through the section again after about 5 and a half hours and see almost zero result. The leaves were only piled up, rubbish from papers stood as if glued in the same places where they were at 8:30. People tried to collect the leaves in the most primitive way in bags and something did not give them. The weather was quiet and almost sunny. What will happen when a strong wind blows and snow falls? How is the cleaning of the sidewalks in Vienna, for example, arranged? Is this the way I ask myself and what is the money for the taxes we still pay for?
I am annoyed by the stupid service of the people in Bulgaria, this is probably nowhere to be found in the world. A month ago I was buying a sausage from Halite and instead of returning the rest to me, they shouted that I wanted it, today I went to a clothing store, inquired about some things and the saleswomen remarked to me that when I looked at things I had to buy one of the goods.
Something similar happened to me - I wanted to know what kind of silver chains there are on a silver stand. I just didn't know what exactly I was looking for and I wanted to see something that I liked as a model and as a price of course. When I said I wouldn't buy now, but I was making things right, the reaction was like I was a leper. After such an attitude, even if I liked something terrible - I would not buy it from such saleswomen for anything in the world. I may lose, but they lose too. The next day I stopped at another place and made my choice. In the end, we cannot escape our reality in Bulgaria.
How can you be angry about such nonsense?