don4real18:

A simple question. Have you been out of the country to know what happens in other parts of the world? Forget the movies you watch. I've been to Australia, Ireland and Scotland, and can tell you that there are benefits for the elderly there. You can be the third on a queue but when senior citizens approach, it is expected you give way to them. You won't tell no one that you were there first. It's called respect. If you respect the authorities in the country by moving your car out of the way when convoys are passing even though it feels right to ply the route ahead of them as you were there first, then it won't cost you anything to let some things go when it comes to someone elderly.

Lovelyn451:
okay...

don4real18:

A simple question. Have you been out of the country to know what happens in other parts of the world? Forget the movies you watch. I've been to Australia, Ireland and Scotland, and can tell you that there are benefits for the elderly there. You can be the third on a queue but when senior citizens approach, it is expected you give way to them. You won't tell no one that you were there first. It's called respect. If you respect the authorities in the country by moving your car out of the way when convoys are passing even though it feels right to ply the route ahead of them as you were there first, then it won't cost you anything to let some things go when it comes to someone elderly.

laudate:
Your papa born you well. Please when you get to the next corner, turn right. Ask for Mama Emmanuel's shop. Tell her you are from me, and she should give you a correct chilled bottle of the best wine in town. You deserve it. All the drinks are on me.