As a lady and a filipina, i am hesitate to offer a lift to ANYONE
(hope you understand what i mean?). Unless he is in an emergency medical case.
Let me share you this. In one case, after doing some works from HMC that was summertime, i saw one indian guy on the street waiting for taxi, he carried a blue plastic bag of medicines. Obviously he came out from ER-HMC and looks very ill, I noticed that he was crying of pain. As a nurse, i should not be racist nor sexist either. I offered a help to gave him lift and found out that he was having high grade fever and cough and he works in a small cafeteria somewhere in Bin Omran. After dropping him, he and his colleagues was very grateful of me "Thank you Madam!" oh how wonderful i felt. Also, before leaving they offered me orange juice from cafeteria and that's free! :)
So, i am not racist nor sexist(just a clarity!), but situational case.
As a lady and a filipina, i am hesitate to offer a lift to ANYONE
(hope you understand what i mean?). Unless he is in an emergency medical case.
Let me share you this. In one case, after doing some works from HMC that was summertime, i saw one indian guy on the street waiting for taxi, he carried a blue plastic bag of medicines. Obviously he came out from ER-HMC and looks very ill, I noticed that he was crying of pain. As a nurse, i should not be racist nor sexist either. I offered a help to gave him lift and found out that he was having high grade fever and cough and he works in a small cafeteria somewhere in Bin Omran. After dropping him, he and his colleagues was very grateful of me "Thank you Madam!" oh how wonderful i felt. Also, before leaving they offered me orange juice from cafeteria and that's free! :)
So, i am not racist nor sexist(just a clarity!), but situational case.