Shallowness.

I was chatting with one of my GGs (refer post Escapades #2) last night when she told me what happened to her and her college friends at a trendy cafe in CityMall, KK. Her story prompted me to blog about her endeavours and perhaps share a piece of my mind of the person behind her story. So here goes:

GG was happily having a tea break with two classmates at the cafe when the waiter came and asked for their orders. The said waiter then, after taking their order, wrote on the order sheet and place the paper at its proper place.

GG and friends then enjoyed their drink.

Then time passed and it's time to pay.

GG's friend looked at the paper and was pissed off with what the waiter had written on the No.of Pax column :
"2 gummuk, 1 cewek"

GG, being the cool woman, then told the friends to walk out of the cafe.

Walking out they did.

I kept on wondering whether the manager trained his or her employees to jot the number of people based on their physical appearance. It saves a lot of ink and time to write "3" instead of "2 gummuk, 1 cewek". Alas, why am I worried? The spelling of "gemuk" or fat in the order sheet reflects the mental (and emotional or sensitivity) capacity of the waiter. I blog about this because I just can't see the reason of prejudice against voluptious people. The waiter messed with my GG, he messes with me who happens to be endowed with extra kilos on my hips and thighs.

So to all of you who thinks that fat people do not have feelings, please do yourselves a favour. Lock yourself in your house and don't come out cos you've committed a hideous social faux pas. Make that an Unforgivable social faux pas.

To all of you voluptous people (or you who thinks your body sucks), if ever you find shallow and annoying people like the waiter who thinks that being thin and sexy are the ultimate face of beauty...

WALK OUT and BE PROUD.

Hold this mantra (the person who coined this is a sheer genius) :
"Yes, I'm fat but you're ugly and I can diet (and exercise)"

Big Girls..You are beautiful.