A man shared his frustration about being served a substandard snack on a flight after hours of delay, expressing disappointment with the airline’s service. However, one comment dismissed his concern, saying, “This one is a hungry man,” implying that he should accept poor treatment without complaint.
Such remarks discourage constructive feedback and normalize subpar services. When people are made to feel guilty for raising valid concerns, it becomes harder to hold service providers accountable. Advocacy for better standards is not about entitlement but about fostering improvements that benefit everyone. Instead of ridiculing complaints, logical discussions are essential to ensure that service providers meet reasonable expectations.
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