Resentment during the pandemic

The Covid 19 epidemic in Hong Kong has begun to stabilize. However, in the past two months, many people have been fighting the epidemic at home, working from home, isolating at home, and facing four walls, it is inevitable that there will be times when they are depressed.

At noon today, my husband and I went out for dinner from the company. When we went to a restaurant, some people were queuing up, waiting for the restaurant staff to arrange a seat, and we followed in line. After a while, several guests at the nearest door have been seated, and the man in front of us is still standing there, watching the phone screen and playing games without moving.

There were some vacant seats in front of the man, we thought he was too focused on the computer, so we didn't notice that the person in front had entered the restaurant, so the husband kindly reminded him, saying, "The person in front has already taken a seat, you can go forward and approach the door. ." After hearing this, he swept his eyes to our side with a look of disdain, and then said irritably, "Why should I move forward? Why are you forcing me?"

I was wondering if he had misunderstood her husband? Or was it just because he was waiting for takeout? So, I asked him if he was waiting for takeout? If so... Before I finished speaking, he lost his temper and said angrily, "I won't move forward! Don't force me..."

The two of us exchanged glances and felt that we were insane, so we kept our mouths shut and walked to the door of the restaurant, telling the staff that the two of us chose to eat in the restaurant.

When we were talking to the staff, we heard the person scolding: "I said that I won't move forward, stupid line (neuropathy)!" When we heard this, I really wanted to roll my eyes and turn to the back of my head, we just thought you were in line, kindly reminded you to go to the Line up in front so that the staff can arrange you to take a seat as soon as possible to enjoy the food and comfort your stomach.

However, we did not want to continue arguing with these people, and waited quietly for the staff to arrange a seat. After a while, we also entered the restaurant to be seated.

As soon as we sat down, we said in unison that the man just now was insane, and a good persuasion made him irritable.

The epidemic has changed the life and quality of many people, making everyone's mood fluctuate easily. Now that the epidemic situation has eased a little, I hope everyone can find an appropriate way to vent their emotions and regain the happy days of the past!

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