How often we have seen people push the “Close” button in the lift as soon they see every one is in, even if much of the lift is empty. May be we feel that since there is no out, why to wait. But had we waited for a while, had we not push the “Close” button, someone would have appeared at the glass door, and perhaps we would have loved to press the “Open” button to let him in. The thankful disposition of our fellow being would then surely have made us feel good. And if by chance, we would have found ourselves to have performed a thankless job; we could certainly have expected that someone would make the same effort for us.
I believe that “Close” button should be pushed only when a lift is fully occupied. What do you think?
i agreee.
ReplyDeleteI swear the close button should be used as less as possible and then there is one more thing i want to bring up .. when you are almost reaching the elevator and people in the elevator see that you are almost reaching .. those rude people will never ever stop the lift so that you can get in :X
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