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2012-05-08
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Old Ponggol Satay's stall at Alexandra Food Village looks like it is run by the lady on the right. There is usually a young man taking and serving orders, and one or two more young men within the stall BBQing the satay. Every time I go to their stall to order, there is a long queue with some people ordering 20+ sticks.Although the young man handling the orders is brisk, I was grateful to him one day for noticing the order of the queue and for being fair. What happened was that when I reached fir
Old Ponggol Satay's stall at Alexandra Food Village looks like it is run by the lady on the right. There is usually a young man taking and serving orders, and one or two more young men within the stall BBQing the satay. Every time I go to their stall to order, there is a long queue with some people ordering 20+ sticks.Although the young man handling the orders is brisk, I was grateful to him one day for noticing the order of the queue and for being fair. What happened was that when I reached first place in the queue and was waiting for him to take my order, a middle aged woman stepped in from the side and simply spoke out her order to the young man without bothering to check with me whether I was in the queue. The young man looked up, glanced at me, and told the woman curtly that I had come first. He then ignored her until he had taken orders from me and the other people in the queue. Kudos.
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