October 13, 2010 by Enida
He brought in the five filled bottles – each weighing 20kg – almost effortlessly, while The Driver just sat in the water truck writing the bill. Okay, it’s fair, I guess. But when I asked The Driver about the previous bill and he answered…
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“Oh the bill is with that BANGLA,” motioning with his mouth pointing at The Water Guy.
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… I looked at The Driver with disgust. And when I found the Bangla helpfully trying to turn my water dispenser on after replacing the water bottle, I knew who had the biggest heart among us all.
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Enida: Thank you for putting the bottle on, uh… what’s your name?
The Water Guy: Ammal, ma’am.
Enida: Thanks Ammal. That’s a big help for me.
Ammal: You’re welcome, ma’am.
Enida: What’s The Driver’s name?
Ammal: Eji, ma’am.
Enida: Eji? Like A and G?
Ammal: No ma’am, HAJI ma’am. Makkah pigi eji, ma’am.
Enida: Dia tak tau ke nama you Ammal? Kenapa panggil you Bangla, Bangla?
Ammal: Besa lah ma’am orang sini tada suka Bangla.
Enida: Don’t worry, Ammal. Orang tak suka it’s ok. You buat kerja baik, Tuhan suka. Cukup.
Ammal: Yes ma’am, batul ma’am. Thank you ma’am.
Enida: Suruh itu Eji pigi eji lagi. Tobat. Mulut tada baik. Hati kena cuci sana Makkah punya pasir. Haihhh!
Ammal: Wokey ma’am. *chuckles*
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Ammal left my Mesra home walking with his head held higher than when he first walked in.
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