Re:The end of India’s ‘IT miracle’?
by boubiyeah on Thursday June 07, 2018 @11:17AM
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Seems common in Asia. I had the same experience in cambodia.
One example:
- I was very, very sick (Traveler's diarrhea) and we were about to embark for a 5 hours minivan trip with a guy without a driving license.
- 5 minutes before departure, I ask the organizer "do you have a vomit bag?"
- "Yes"
- I wait around a bit, but he carries on with his work and just ignore me
- "Sorry, did you have a bag, any bag? maybe a plastic bag, as I'm sick"
- "Yes"
- Now it's 30s before departure and I get pretty stressed as I have nothing should I need to throw up. So I ask him again, and he actually get pretty mad (with that asian "must not lose face" style though) and ignore me because I insisted and didn't just drop the issue (I didn't know what was going on at the time ...)
One example:
- I was very, very sick (Traveler's diarrhea) and we were about to embark for a 5 hours minivan trip with a guy without a driving license.
- 5 minutes before departure, I ask the organizer "do you have a vomit bag?"
- "Yes"
- I wait around a bit, but he carries on with his work and just ignore me
- "Sorry, did you have a bag, any bag? maybe a plastic bag, as I'm sick"
- "Yes"
- Now it's 30s before departure and I get pretty stressed as I have nothing should I need to throw up. So I ask him again, and he actually get pretty mad (with that asian "must not lose face" style though) and ignore me because I insisted and didn't just drop the issue (I didn't know what was going on at the time ...)