u/No-Secretary-9758

I recently went for a Saturday night outing at a popular hotel in Kakkanad. I took an Uber, which happened to be a Maruti Alto. When we arrived, the hotel didn't have a designated drop-off zone because the limited space in front was entirely occupied by the "flashy" cars of their wealthier patrons.

My cab driver pulled into the only available space to let me out, but before I could even pay, hotel staff came running over. They began banging on the car window, arrogantly shouting at the driver to move 50 meters ahead, claiming he was blocking traffic—all while I was still trying to pay and exit the vehicle, despite being a guest at their restaurant.

After eventually getting out, I waited in front of the hotel for my friend. Over the next ten minutes, I watched as several luxury cars—Mercedes, BMWs, and the like—pulled up and blocked the exact same road to drop off their passengers. Yet, the hotel staff didn't say a word; they were patient,accommodating, and silent.

It was infuriating to see that it’s all about status and money. The hotel is clearly at fault for prioritizing the available space for luxury vehicles while failing to provide any room for standard cabs to drop off or pick up guests safely. It was a blatant display of elitism.

PoV: You and two other friends make plans to go on a trip, and everyone agrees to the itinerary. As soon as the trip begins, one of the friends keeps nagging about inconveniences and talking negatively, insisting that everything goes according to his plans. Since the other two people are accommodating and considerate, they hesitantly go along with the manipulative friend’s demands, hoping he will align with the initial plan later. Instead, he comes up with even more inconveniences. Now, you just want the trip to be over because this guy only complains about the most minor inconveniences—things that could easily be overlooked. He kills the whole vibe of the trip, and being with him is so stressful.

PoV: You and two other friends make plans to go on a trip, and everyone agrees to the itinerary. As soon as the trip begins, one of the friends keeps nagging about inconveniences and talking negatively, insisting that everything goes according to his plans. Since the other two people are accommodating and considerate, they hesitantly go along with the manipulative friend’s demands, hoping he will align with the initial plan later. Instead, he comes up with even more inconveniences. Now, you just want the trip to be over because this guy only complains about the most minor inconveniences—things that could easily be overlooked. He kills the whole vibe of the trip, and being with him is so stressful.