@thejayde

Let's talk about a gutter behavior nobody addresses: People who publicly humiliate service workers. You know the type. They snap fingers at waiters like they're calling a dog. They shout at cleaners for doing their job. They talk down to security guards, riders, gatemen, anyone they think is "beneath" them. They'll be polite to their boss, respectful to people they want something from, but the moment they interact with someone in a service role? Pure disrespect. Loud voice, rude tone, zero courtesy. And the worst part? Society normalizes it. We watch people degrade service workers and say nothing. We laugh when someone "puts a waiter in their place." We justify it as "demanding good service" when it's really just ego and entitlement. Here's the truth: How you treat people who can't benefit you reveals your real character. Respect isn't selective. If you're only kind to people who can help you climb, you're not a good person. You're just strategic. Treat everyone with dignity. The waiter, the cleaner, the rider. They're human beings, not your servants. Your money doesn't buy you the right to disrespect them. GM, we can Do better. 💯

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