Never Buy All You Can Eat Sushi
Never buy all you can eat sushi. A mistake. Why? Because you sit there and watch everything being made in front of you. And you see all the nice rolls and cuts, and then see them whisked away to the others. Then you are served. Inferior cuts. Too much rice. A mistake.
How to you react to the mistake? Blame yourself, because you should have known better? Perhaps if this had been your second or third similar mistake. I remember blaming myself for making the same mistake twice, in circumstances where your mistake could easily be fatal. This is a horrible situation. You know you could have died, and have only yourself to blame. Do you blame the other party? For serving inferior goods, while trumpeting them? Do you tell the restaurant, like I did, that they should stop offering the "all you can eat?"
Or do you simply wonder how the world could come to this: where the inferior is tolerated? Perpetuated?
How to you react to the mistake? Blame yourself, because you should have known better? Perhaps if this had been your second or third similar mistake. I remember blaming myself for making the same mistake twice, in circumstances where your mistake could easily be fatal. This is a horrible situation. You know you could have died, and have only yourself to blame. Do you blame the other party? For serving inferior goods, while trumpeting them? Do you tell the restaurant, like I did, that they should stop offering the "all you can eat?"
Or do you simply wonder how the world could come to this: where the inferior is tolerated? Perpetuated?
posted by fredsoffa at 8:16 PM
1 Comments:
Everyone has the same amount of problems. Some are more immediate, more threatening, than others. I can imagine in Cambodia, comfort and health are greater struggles.
However, problems are not to be divorced for their circumstances, and yes, they are a direct product of one's society. I can only convey what I know.
The sushi story is not about sushi. It is about the creation of a world that encorages mediocrity. accepts the unacceptable
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