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Thursday, October 05, 2006
Security Guard Syndrome
Well, this is a very common syndrome amongst security guards and thus they get the credit of having the syndrome named after it.
This syndrome has to do with power. Different people have different amount of power in different areas. Teachers are kings in schools but still have to beware of the gansters they teach in schools when they are out on the streets. Diners are customers and customers are kings when they are at a restaurant but when the waiters handle their food, guess again who's the king.
The most common kind of people is actually the security guards. And I've got the perfect example.
Let's imagine one of the msot powerful man in Singapore, LKY. He wants to enter a buldiing at an odd hour and a man of his "prestige" will have no problem right.
Ok, now imagine an old man who is probably moonlighting and has no education. He is the security guard to that building and he can disallow LKY from entering the building and he does it just bcos he can.
Now thats the Security Guard Syndrome.
Very common and many of us have faced it.
I was just thinking and realised how this world is not actually perfect but it seeks its balance and its slowly happening. Which means, there will always be smth to worry about but we must learn how to enjoy the beauty in life.
Ok. Now how to deal with the SGS.
We all know it can hurt a bit when you are at the losing end of the syndrome but really there is nth you can do about it. ou jsut have to mallow urself down. And walk away. You could put up a fight but then ask yourself if its really worth it.
Now I've got nth else to say but I just want you to think of this syndrome which is the smallest thing in out daily lives but how it will affect us greatly. But what i can depart to you is to ask yourself every minute when you want to flare up or react negatively is.... " Is it really worth it?"
Security Guard Council. wahahahahaha
withrealjuice scribbled at 9:52 PM. + + +
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