Stupid MRT Rule

I went to shop this evening in SM Makati, and I was going to take the MRT back home, when they stop me from getting in, and this just because of two softdrinks in can; I said why not... the lady security said, "It''s the rule", so I asked her, "What do you want me to do?, and she said just drink it.. Now that's a very intelligent advice?! - What if I have 6 of them?

And by this time, I lose it... I said: "This is stupid", and she replied back, "I'm not stupid", and I replied back, "it wasn't you who's stupid, but the rule here".

And before it goes to any big drama, I rudely left my friend who's already inside (Sorry Sef!), and went down to the bus stop downstairs, and took the bus home instead.
Which I must admit quite comfortable and quick.

But I'm still mystified by this "no drinks in can" rule in riding the MRT. It's the Philippines!!

Comments

  1. Hans1:14 pm

    Haha! Don’t hate the rules! Hate the rule makers! But I agree that the rule’s so stupid and lame! ;p

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