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| Irate customer of a canteen in Manila, John Paul Encinas, is shown here pointing a finger at Marjorie Reynaldo, cashier of the canteen. Prior to this pointing, he forcefully slammed the counter table with his hand while angrily saying something. |
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| Canteen customer John Paul Encinas threw water at cashier Marjorie Reynaldo. |
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| Canteen customer John Paul Encinas reached out and grabbed cashier Marjorie Reynaldo. |
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| Canteen customer John Paul Encinas pulled cashier Marjorie Reynaldo so hard that she slammed her shoulder at the edge of the counter table. |
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| Canteen customer John Paul Encinas hurled a bottle filled with mineral water to cashier Marjorie Reynaldo, |
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| Canteen customer John Paul Encinas went behind the counter table and forcefully tried to feed cashier Marjorie Reynaldo with money. |
This time, NO! The customer isn't right! I was watching GMA 7's late night news on TV a few minutes ago when I caught this report about a canteen cashier callously treated by an angry customer.
For a moment, I thought we were in the Stone Age where human interaction, let alone social conduct, was executed through the use of clubs and fists. Among many other characteristics which makes humans above all other species of animals is its ability to practice physical restraint. When this trait is missing, humanity as we know it would not have existed.
