For commuters who are always on the go, may it be on their way to work or just someplace else, you will always be stuck during the MRT rush hours. Admit it, you have been stuck in the middle or almost near the doors trying to squeeze in the little space as much as you can. For most, riding the MRT during rush hours can be tiresome, painful, even agonizing the least. But may I ask you this, is it worth riding through it?
Admittedly, (modesty aside), it's worth riding the rush hour. Sometimes, I don't mind squeezing in and trying to beat the traffic, or trying to get where I am suppose to be. Riding the MRT during rush hours has its perks actually. One, you can take advantage of the moment and offer a bit of kindness to those who will be joining you in the MRT coach, either by offering them a smile or giving them the space they need to squeeze in to. You never know, that smile and kindness can even change someone's day. More often, I always think that riding the MRT is worth it, may it be rush hour or not. It usually gives me a perspective on things. Plus, when you take the MRT during rush hours, it shows a kind of persistence to be at a place better late than never.
Maybe you can ask me, why this thought? It's like this, I have friends who work at a call center, and they take the MRT. Both during the rush hours and not. Just like them, I would agree that taking it during the rush hour is always worth it. Because, there's always a chance you will always catch the next one to get to your destination. Keep this thing in thought, taking the MRT during rush hours is like taking a chance. You wouldn't know if your chance is worth it if you didn't take it. So, just take it, no matter what the end results might be :)
So I salute those who takes the chance and be a part of the call center family. Why not take your chance in E-Sykes' giveaway? Click here on how you can get that chance, you never know you might even have your chance :)
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