Cultural neighborhood!

Actually, everyone in the residential area was upset with the irresponsible advertising staff distributing flyers, not just Ms. Xuyen. It was just that Ms. Xuyen was straightforward and talked a lot.

Just yesterday, when I had just dozed off to go to work in the afternoon, the noise made me jump up. Many people in the neighborhood also looked out to see what was going on. As a result, we witnessed Mrs. Xuyen standing in the middle of the street holding a printed advertisement, swinging her legs, waving her arms, and exaggerating the sound. She cursed the person who had just thrown the printed advertisement into her house. I don’t know how the person who threw the printed advertisement accidentally knocked over the basket of peanuts Mrs. Xuyen had left on the porch, causing them to fall all over. Because of the anger that had been building up for so long, and the pain of having many peanuts fall into the area where the faucet was no longer usable, she became even angrier.

Seeing so many people interested, she wanted to prove her authority even more. She shouted: If you don't handle it, then let me handle it. Then she quickly drove her motorbike out of the gate. A few minutes later, she returned, along with a flyer distributor, still holding a stack in her hand. The flyer distributor with a contorted face explained that if she didn't distribute all of the flyers by early afternoon, she wouldn't have enough sales. She hoped that Ms. Xuyen would understand, so she could go to work.

Hearing that, Mrs. Xuyen became even more angry and shouted loudly, "Your work is done but mine is not done yet. Who gave you permission to throw advertising flyers into my house like that? If you want, call someone to deliver it to you, it's civilized, and I want to see it. You throwing it like this is no different than throwing waste paper into someone else's house."

After the argument, everyone said they were not wrong. Mrs. Xuyen said that by distributing advertising leaflets, she violated her family's legal freedom. The employee distributing advertising leaflets said that she did not do it on purpose. She was helping her family access the products provided by the business.

Seeing that the matter was going nowhere, Mrs. Xuyen shouted: This time I will let you go. Next time, avoid this street. This is a cultural street, everything needs to be cultural. Mrs. Xuyen did not forget to shove the advertising flyer handout employee in the head, causing her to stagger. The matter ended, everyone went home, each with their own thoughts.

I feel a bit sorry for the flyer distributor, but I also cannot agree with the way many advertising employees do things these days. Their way of distributing flyers is both offensive and wasteful. Not many people will accept advertising products that way. As for Ms. Xuyen, her defense seems to have gone too far. If she wants others to behave in a civilized manner with her, she must first speak in a civilized manner.

Mrs. Xuyen's story probably makes residents of this so-called cultural street think and adjust their behavior to be more cultural, so that the street is worthy of the cultural title in the long term.

Happiness

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