The virtue called 'HUMILITY'

So very recently, I boarded a public transport with my mum There was a little bit of traffic jam and we all know how much public transport drivers hate being stuck in traffic ao they'd rather go through one way. It was going smoothly not until t 'one way' they were all passing also got stuck and then unfortunately, the main queue was moving. The driver on seeing this now wanted to join the main queue. 

However, the pick up car whose front he was  trying to enter refused to give him space. As he was trying to enter (with force of course), the pick up car was moving closer. 

The driver could have done things:

1) He could have pleaded with the pick up driver and ask for space politely

2) He could have allowed the pick up driver to go since he wasn't ready to give him space and then seek for space from other vehicles coming.

What did he do instead?

When our driver saw that the pick up driver wasn't ready to give him a chance, he in anger forced himself to the front of the pick up driver and in the process broke the side mirror of the pick up driver. Remember, our driver did it on PURPOSE.

Now to the most interesting part....

Our driver who had succeeded in venting his anger on the driver of the pick up car sped off. Meanwhile, the pick up driver went after him.

Thankfully, Fagba garage was just around the corner. Our driver entered Fagba garage and packed there. 

Finally, the pick up driver caught up with our driver. 

Our driver could have done one thing that probably could have saved him...

   ' He could have just pleaded and claimed it was unintentional when though it really was. Who knows...the pick up driver could have let him off the hook or just collected a little amount of money from him.'

What did our driver do Instead?

When he got to Fagba garage, he packed to collect something and immediately he collected it, he ignited the engine and wanted to drive off.

Ahan...brother.... Excuse us! Things ain't done that way.🙄

You all needed to see the way almost all the passengers yelled at him. Probably the driver was thinking we were all going to support him, after all he passed the one way because of us. I laugh I'm French!😂

The man was claiming he did nothing wrong and even when the passengers advised him to apologize, he bluntly refused.

Then, the driver of the pick up car can and they both started arguing.

Luckily for our driver, (I don't know whether I should say luckily or unluckily 😂) he had a police friend at the garage. We all then knew the cause of his unnecessary boast.

'Alright! Let's see how this is going to end. It's getting more and more interesting 😌' I said to myself.

The police approached them and asked what transpired. I really do not know what they talked about, but then the owner of the pick up car and the police man entered our bus.

Cutting the very long story short Sha, our driver ended up purchasing a new side mirror. Not only that, the police friend he claimed to have collected 1000 naira for the stress he went through trying to settle their matter.😂💔 Nigerian police ehn!😂

No one in the bus pitied him. Infact, they made jest of him instead and said it served him right.

Just ' I'm sorry, it was a mistake' could have saved him a little bit of the money he and to spend. He could have just put away his pride and apologize. Who knows, maybe the pick up driver could have forgiven him. His unnecessary pride pushed him into debts.

I hope y'all learnt one or two things from this experience I just shared.

#Shemycares💖