Surprise! These profound words were first spoken by John the Baptizer , It is recorded in the Bible in the Gospel of Luke chapter 3 verse 8. "Prove by the way you live that you have repented of your sins and turned to God" hows that for cool...before Himanshu Yadav reworded it 2000 years later...lol
@Mr. Giggles - no - what I'm saying is that it bears repeating, no matter who said it FIRST. And, no, Mr Giggles, I am not a Christian, because of comments like yours. I follow the Gnostic Gospels, what I consider the true word of The Christ. Not things that really can't be verified. Judge not lest ye be judged.
THIS IS WHY, I NEVER LIKED READING OR WATCHING PSYCHOLOGIST’ way of READING PEOPLE, who are TOXIC AND WHO ARE NOT, unfortunately I have some of those what they consider NARCISSIST, but it depends on The person I am with SOMETIMES I NEED TO SHIELD MY SELF WITH SELF-WORTH because of TOXIC PEOPLE WHO HATES ME FOR NO REASON AND WANTS TO TAKE OVER MY LIFE, I needed to be STRONG and its why I prefer WORKING ALONE, A LOT OF PEOPLE ATTEMPTED TO STEAL MY IDEAS AND WHEN IN TEAMWORK THEY NEVER VALUED MY IDEAS AND ONLY THEIRS,I wish psycologist CAN JUST SHUT UP AND ONLY TALK WHEN SOMEONE ASKED FOR IT WHEN SOMEONE NEEDS THEM AND MOST OF ALL *KEEP THEIR VIEWS ON THEMSELVES, PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT, WHAT IF THEY ARE DEALING WITH PEOPLE THAT ARE COMPLETELY INCOMPATIBLE WITH THEM? THAT EXPRESSES THEIR HONEST THOUGHT OR KINDNESS IN A VERY OPPOSITE MANNER THAT THEIR VIEWS?* also in LYING AND TOXIC FRIENDS, I am The most caring friend my friends have and they Thank me for it, UNFORTUNATELY ACCORDING TO PSYCHOLOGY, some traits I Show I am a toxic person and even IMMATURE again, according to physcologist. While I am considered WISE BY NON-PHSYCHOLOGIST PEOPLE AROUND ME AND I AM THANKFUL FOR THAT.
Many people naturally come to assumptions on seeing people do certain things, when the reality is usually much deeper. Beautiful story, the generosity of the man sharing his cookies was how we should all aim to be
there is a story that i heard. i want to share it “a son asked his dad to invite 100 of his friends to his party. the dad went out and instead of telling them “come to the party tomorrow”, he told all of them “my son is extremely sick, could you guys come over tomorrow to be there for him”. the next day only 5 people came, the son asked the dad where his friends where. the dad told him, these are your real friends.
That's what I was thinking when I saw written by Jay Shetty. It is not the first time he's done this and even if I like his videis, I don't appreciate the dishonesty. Once he shared a famois quote and his name was under it.
@@TomRipley7350 So that's all you got from this video? There's no deeper meaning to you? I pity you then. I hope one day you can see what I saw in this.
@@TomRipley7350 OK and do you think you're the only one who empathizes with what happened at Sri Lanka? Your logic is that people should only cry when you feel they need to? You do realize we are all our own person right? Not everyone cries, laughs or feels the same way towards the same thing. We aren't robots all programmed with the same emotions. Crying over something doesn't make someone weak and doesn't justify your first cold statement. Tears also come from happiness and many other things.
Sure. But so many people refuse to admit that they are the problem judging others in the first place. I used to work in the UK for a crappy large American company called Honeywell who I'm sure most people have heard about. Anyway I used to sit with this guy Andy Hill at break time until I had an absolute-nough of his relentless canteen time rants judging everyone in a negative way to make a conversation with whoever was sat at that table. For example - REALLY? eating the same thing all the time, I never understood you Rob. Really Tibor eating chips all the time! Why are they coming on their break late? Why are they going back to work a minute early? Really? Oh f**k off! Why are they always sat over their on their mobile phones all the time? Why does Fiona always eat her lunch in her car? Why is that person sat over their drinking out of such a large carton? Because that's big athletic people tend to do Andy. Really? And it got a lot worse than that when I was sat over the other end of the canteen minding my own business which I was trying to do anyway. People starting coming up to me saying, oh Andy said you look silly eating a banana because you eat it so slowly. Oh Andy had a good rant about you for half an hour at lunch when I mentioned to him that you have four electric scooters and so on. This negative bull shit went on for just over four years, that's how long I had worked at Honeywell who were bad enough to work for as it was due to bad management, favoritism, corruption etc. But one morning I had enough & pushed him flying, he responded whats wrong. I shouted stop f**king talking about me in the canteen & he acted all sheepish & apologetic like he was innocent the blady coward. Of course I was eventually sacked which was all apart of the plan to be honest as I was so happy to get away from such a negative corrupt cover up type of company. It crosses my mind from time to time as to what causes another human-being like Andy to be so badly distracted by what is going on around them & feel the need to use it as leverage to start a conversation & be so wound up & angry about other people who are just doing their own thing. I mean does the guy have a very strong level of autism, bipolar, ADHD, or something else that could bring on this behavior. People will say I over reacted but I honestly couldn't care as my motto will always be don't judge others in this fashion unless you are trying to cause a fight other wise learn to deal with your mental illness particularly talk openly about it otherwise if you are going to be denial & aggressive then obviously something has to give such as - You have a problem with me? Then lets go out in the car park like men & see who walks back in otherwise stop judging the way others including myself live life.
I was at a restaurant in a bad neighborhood,People outside were knocking at the window,tweeked out in Meth,I wondered Why someone would choose to do that to themselves,I caught myself,look at some of the stuiput choices I made in my own life,some out of fear,some from grief.Everyone has their own struggles.
My preschooler (now grown) had a year-end school party at one of the classmates homes so they could play/swim. Since it was the last day everyone brought appreciation gifts for the teacher. I noticed one little girl off to herself w her head down as the teacher was opening the gifts & oohing/aahing. I immediately put 2/2 together & said I’d be right back. There was a Hallmark one block away so I quickly went and purchased a gift w a card & hurried back. I pulled her to the side & asked if she’d like to give it to her teacher & her eyes lit up & she couldn’t get to the teacher fast enough. I don’t know why she didn’t have one to give & it certainly wasn’t required but I could see she wanted to have something & maybe her parents didn’t have time or the resources. I’d been there myself, countless times. All I knew is it was important to her & I had the ability to help, so I did.
thats so cool of u!!!! that little girl must of been so grateful to you! it makes me so happy there are good people out there that will do things like that to others. if we as people don't look after each other then i dont know who will
Doori A So very true. I try my best to leave everything, & more importantly, everyone a little better than the way I encountered & it’s always given me more than I gave. 💯💕
The reply I could've written. In a time spent viewing the most reprehensible behavior by my so many of my fellow humans, I wasn't ready for such a kind & gracious outcome/moral to this story. Namaste🙏🕊🙏
That was brilliant. We need to realize that it's not about "me", we are here for everyone else. To love and serve one another. Give everything you can, cause it all comes back in the end better than before. He did realize on the way out and gave
Three years ago I took my 92 year old mother to sit at a public concession area overlooking a lovely nearby beach. While going up the ramp she started having some twinges in her neck area which also moved to her shoulder. Concerned, I googled “heart attack symptoms in women”, saw some similarities in her condition, and explained to her maybe we should call an ambulance. She angrily refused, thinking I was wrong, so I told her to stay put so I could get the car which was parked a distance away. Driving back, in order to get close to her, I had to drive on something like a wide pathway, and some angry beachgoers screamed some nasty profanities at me while I was struggling to get by them. We spent hours in the emergency room and the hospital, she had to have a stent put in her artery, was home for a bit but then 6 months later died from bladder cancer. I just remember my anxiety hearing the people yelling at me, thinking “please don’t be so angry - my mother, my mother!” While I was trying to rush to her. My patience with others has improved a lot.
litty blissed ...thanks for your concern. I meant my patience towards people who look like they are not obeying the “rules”, maybe they have an emergency or are having a bad day and are not acting normal.
@@johnjohn-cs9eu im taking back what i said re canu help me lose weight cuz of your yucky description of food.(another post not this 1)....i was just joking..about your weight loss help..in case u mightve sent something my way
That happened to me a couple years ago, it humbled me to the bone. I was quick to judge and that person I was judging ended up helping me not knowing that with out that help I would have lost everything. Definitely made me change my view on people , and try to understand their situation.
Thank you for showing on my path of self empowerment and better myself, this is one the lessons I learnt when I was younger, don’t judge if you don’t want to be judged, judging without context is just pointless and not fair .
Great to see this re enacted this is based off a poem called “The Cookie Thief” by Valarie Cox. Credit should be given to the original artist by saying..based off of a poem by...Valarie Cox
I totally agree with you 100 percent, whomever wrote the original story should get the credit, I say whomever because I read a comment that said that in Germany there was a version with soup instead of cookies. Jay Shetty has to find out who the original person is and give credit to the original writer..
"The stories' thief "...not respecting others rights..for many stories and quote he does that as if he invented it..and people just like ..saying very inspirational.
The problem we have as human beings we judge alot, l love the part when he said the best apology is change of behavior ,remember don't judge someone no matter what the circumstances is be generous
I found faith in 2015. I was once like the blind guy; I got easily annoyed if someone took something of mine, now I believe giving is humble sharing. I would never go back to being that person. I believe in God and believe those LESS fortunate are more giving. Stay blessed. Thanks #Jayshetty
Nowadays too many people are judge the books by its cover, this is a great story that you never know how hard he/she walk into the path that had been choosen
you would have to be a total moron not to wonder.... some dude is eating all your food and you are not talking to each other, this is so GAY. AND ITS OKAY, if you were into the game.
I was in a grocery store at 11pm.The store was fairly empty.A man kept staring at me.When I moved to another section of the store,there he was again staring at me. I thought oh great, this guy is either trying to pick me up or is a stalker.As it was late, there was only one lane open to pay for my groceries.There he was in front of me! I hesitated but thought, ok I'll get the security guard to walk me out.As I stood there I could hear his conversation with the cashier.He began to tell her that his mother had just died that day & he had no one to talk to about it.I felt absolutely horrible that I had made such a gross mistake in prejudging this brokenhearted man.I immediately gave him a hug & began to talk to him.I listened to him as he poured his heart out.I let him cry until he was all cried & talked out.I prayed with him & told him that his mom was happy & in the arms of Jesus & she would be waiting for him to join her. I have tears in my eyes right now thinking about that man. I shall never forget that night. I'm so glad that you made this video so I could share my story of the man in the grocery store.
I couldn't stop my tears from my eyes . what a story. we people are judge other people so much easy. I'm one of them . your story open my heart and eyes. thank you sir. God bless you.
Watched this twice. Thank you, very true. I’ve heard this around & try to apply it most times, tho I have my days. I’ve suffered, a brain injury amongst additional symptoms via the accident. I’m mentally “with it” & still able to manage but my God, pain 70%. You never know who this other man really was. “Be not forgetful to entertain strangers, for thereby some have entertained Angels unaware.” Hebrews 13:2 🕊
This is taken from an original video where a man was waiting for his flight,instead of donut they put biscuits here the original one had an old men too
Me: "Hey, you are eating my cookies." Him: "Nah-ah, those cookies are mine, you want some?" Me: (look around) "No, I'm good." Me: (Spot the cookie.) "Here it is, I must have misplaced it while grabing the magazine to read. My apology." Him: "Don't need to mention it" ------------------------------------------------- (just talk it out instead of giving stares)
kenenth84 that would be nice, proper communication. We now live in a world of instant judgment and passive aggressive is standard. I’m too straight forward, which used to be applauded but now I’m too aggressive. I’m combative. I’m negative. Sigh. When did forthright facts and communication become wrong?
Okay. I'm shocked. Seriously. I don't really judge people, I don't like judging them but sometimes unconsciously I do. But from now on, no I won't. Or at least I'll think thousands of times to do so. Thank you for this wonderful story.😇
Don't worry I see this in myself but judging other people is part of human nature but the more Concoiusly you decide on not Judging someone the easier it gets hope this helped 😊😊😊
5 years later, the man tells his kid... “Let me tell you how I met you father. I accidentally ate his cookies at an airport but he was so generous and kind to me”...
I laughed alone as I watched where he realized he'd been eating someone else's cookies all along, and then I found myself peeling Onions, thankfully in the privacy of my office. I was touched by the generosity of the other gentleman, breaking that last cookie in half
From my personal experience The things that I'm most afraid of or most jugde-y about are the things that fascinate me because I don't expect them too .....
1TheWhiteKnight1 ..no they just go into your apt illegally before the "virus" and "eat your cookies" and screw with the rest of your food and belongings !
Why? They've probably been handled by the baker and his staff the delivery guy and his staff several of the cafe staff; flies have ate bits and sh*t on them. Covered in dust from being left out from the day before. And even if they were wearing gloves when put into boxes l expect the same gloved hands handled the money (circulated around millions.) Why do you think they were half price? Also, the only way to avoid viruses is to live in a bubble which is impossible: all this glove and mask wearing is superfluous.
Judgements... deep topic. I love this story. Knowing how we often judge others and things gives us hints about how we think about relationships and how we see our realities too ♡
Good Lessons learned from others are long lasting and he/ she is rewarded for it as long as such deeds are passed on from one to another ... Just like smiling ... 😊 ongoing charities ! 💫
Yes it is .To much time people tend to miss the big picture.God given virtues are great .look beyond the surface and try to be in someone else's shoes.This is how i look at it .We are all beautiful souls in the world . God loves us .
@PMP Professional no, not seriously relax yourself. How do you watch an inspirational video about patience and get all snippy at a simple joke. You should rewatch the video and pay attention the second time around
Actually the moral of this story is deal with your problems when they arise and you won't have them getting as bad. If he would of questioned about the cookies at the start then none of the assumptions would of been made.
The Last Oracle Guy in the suit knew they weren’t his cookies all along, smart guy. Moral superiority + full box of cookies + full stomach. What a winner The trick is which knowing which cucks to take advantage of
No moral is : "to stop thinking bad on others and judgenent when u are the bad one ..and the hurt done or effect done on others may be unrepaired. And stop thinking u know more or is better😒"
Hi be yourself, be happy that there's only one "God" who created you " the creator of the widespread Universe" his name's "Allah" in Arabic language his last massage to the mankind is the " the noble Quran" just read chapter 76 and 39 with understanding noblequan.com/translation good luck
Very very good example! One is mistaken yet very patient, the other is also patient, kind and generous. We can learn from both of these two men. Because in their minds the other is taking from them without asking.
Hey Jay... The people are always hunting for perfection , they want to have a perfect family, perfect job ... a perfect life.They want everything to be perfect. But what is perfection ? What is perfection to you? Greetings Natalie.
I guess it's a good step to don't even strive for perfection. Strive for more though. But you yourself should be the only person to define what "more" means. You could try to be calmer and don't get angry so fast, train harder to become a better athlete or open a new business. The important thing is that you don't compare yourself to others with the intention to value your worth or happiness. Find your own path! At least that is my humble opinion. But I would like him to make a video about that topic, as well :D PS: Sorry if the English is not that good, it's not my native language.
@@CalieFaeryl if you believe in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, you will always strive for more, as soon as you covered up your simplest needs. That's just human nature. We are no animals anymore. Food, water, sex and safety is not enough. If you watched this video for anything more than entertainment, you are striving for more than just what you need. It's fine, if you believe in something else, though. At the end of the day it is just a theory. But I find it quite accurate and it is accepted by the wide majority of people.
I especially love the ending, “ the best apology is changed behavior.” That line is so profound. Awesome message! New subscriber here! 🔔 thank you, for your great and valuable content.
He didn't write this, its a famous short story by VALERIE COX called the cookie thief... he lied and took credit for it at the end of this video @2:51... you subscribed for the wrong reason, you were tricked... he doesn't have enough integrity to give credit to the REAL writer of this story
I was in a women's refuge. I had escaped with only the clothes I stood up in. The refuge box had items of clothing for 10p each. That was my wardrobe selection. We were invited to a local church member's house; the home of a lady who was inviting us into her garden for strawberries and cream. I went because I was attending that church at the time. The hostess flashed me a quick up and down glance, with a look of disdain. My pale blue, shiny satin short sleeved top and my long navy skirt with the large blue roses on, were not quite... day wear for such an occasion. Later, I thought how this would teach me a valuable lesson. I would never have mentioned that the man I escaped from had a top job or that my home had been a detached house at the top of a hill, at the top of the hill in societies' eyes too. But it wasn't him that defined me... I was just in the process of surviving, to come through -- to a NEW beginning. (The fear of what would become of me if I left, had become LESS than the fear of what would become of me, if I STAYED! ) But I was no different beforehand, perhaps, from the hostess with the strawberries and cream for IF I hadn't gone through what I went through, I would never have met so many amazing people from all walks of life. It taught me also, as you say -- to never assume anything about other people, because you just don't know what they're really going through, OR who they are in reality.
This video reminded me of a situation I experienced in college. I lived in a ranch house with 4 other guys. We all shared the same fridge and respected each others food and drink. I would regularly buy 2 litter sodas and keep them in the fridge. I didn't mind if my roommates took some. One of my roommates had his girlfriend stay with us on a fairly regular basis almost to the point of being a permanent resident. One Friday afternoon, I helped myself to some fritos only to have her ask me if Iiked the chips and coldly inform me that she bought them. She was right. I didn't ask before I took them. I don't remember my part of the exchange. I think she just walked off after chastising me. One of my roommates overheard the exchange and told me how infuriated he was with what she said and how she spoke to me. I don't remember if he ever spoke to her. My interaction with her from then on was minimal. The irony is that while she was making me aware that she bought the chips I was enjoying, she was pouring herself a glass of soda...that I bought. I kept silent but this is what incensed my roommate.
Thank you so much for posting this. I heard Wayne Dyer tell this story a while back. We all can learn from this--especially now with Covid. We're fighting among each other with partisan politics, yet most of us--democrat and republican, liberal and conservative--most of us want the same thing--freedom to be our genuine selves, to live up to our true potential and to spend time with our friends and family. Maybe we can find a common ground?
I totally agree that no one should judge anybody, but at some circumstances judgement is important for your own safety when you got to know more about that particular person. I will explain my point of view through my story, In my Grade 12 there was a group of backbenchers who always disrespected teachers on their back and sometimes even in front of them. At that time I decided that I will never talk to them as they will probably make me do such things which they do very casually. That was a judgement I made on them but I think that I was right because of that judgement I framed a decision of never talking to them and that decision saved character and my Reputation in my school.
IamA Narcissist -Handsome or not, I wouldn’t have eaten his cookies. A man once gave me cookies in an airport in the boarding area. I took them out of politeness but didn’t eat them...true story.
"The best apology is changed behaviour" profound and true words. Thank you
That's a GREAT ATTITUDE and encouragement.
Surprise! These profound words were first spoken by John the Baptizer , It is recorded in the Bible in the Gospel of Luke chapter 3 verse 8.
"Prove by the way you live that you have repented of your sins and turned to God"
hows that for cool...before Himanshu Yadav reworded it 2000 years later...lol
No matter who first said this - it's worth repeating. And put into practice! 💞
Poor people
@Mr. Giggles - no - what I'm saying is that it bears repeating, no matter who said it FIRST. And, no, Mr Giggles, I am not a Christian, because of comments like yours. I follow the Gnostic Gospels, what I consider the true word of The Christ. Not things that really can't be verified.
Judge not lest ye be judged.
I love this story, never assume we’re always right.
I am though.
True. So True. :)
Leo Yu 😀👍
Leo Yu yes. One of my weaknesses....but I am working on bettering myself.
THIS IS WHY, I NEVER LIKED READING OR WATCHING PSYCHOLOGIST’ way of READING PEOPLE, who are TOXIC AND WHO ARE NOT, unfortunately I have some of those what they consider NARCISSIST, but it depends on The person I am with SOMETIMES I NEED TO SHIELD MY SELF WITH SELF-WORTH because of TOXIC PEOPLE WHO HATES ME FOR NO REASON AND WANTS TO TAKE OVER MY LIFE, I needed to be STRONG and its why I prefer WORKING ALONE, A LOT OF PEOPLE ATTEMPTED TO STEAL MY IDEAS AND WHEN IN TEAMWORK THEY NEVER VALUED MY IDEAS AND ONLY THEIRS,I wish psycologist CAN JUST SHUT UP AND ONLY TALK WHEN SOMEONE ASKED FOR IT WHEN SOMEONE NEEDS THEM AND MOST OF ALL *KEEP THEIR VIEWS ON THEMSELVES, PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT, WHAT IF THEY ARE DEALING WITH PEOPLE THAT ARE COMPLETELY INCOMPATIBLE WITH THEM? THAT EXPRESSES THEIR HONEST THOUGHT OR KINDNESS IN A VERY OPPOSITE MANNER THAT THEIR VIEWS?* also in LYING AND TOXIC FRIENDS, I am The most caring friend my friends have and they Thank me for it, UNFORTUNATELY ACCORDING TO PSYCHOLOGY, some traits I Show I am a toxic person and even IMMATURE again, according to physcologist. While I am considered WISE BY NON-PHSYCHOLOGIST PEOPLE AROUND ME AND I AM THANKFUL FOR THAT.
Many people naturally come to assumptions on seeing people do certain things, when the reality is usually much deeper. Beautiful story, the generosity of the man sharing his cookies was how we should all aim to be
I know true
I think some hearts get tainted by so much bad in the world. Thing is to be positive and see the beauty.
@markjvp True.
Not to be a hater or anything, but this is a rip-off of a more original short film called snack attackua-cam.com/video/38y_1EWIE9I/v-deo.html
This is a poem by Valerie Cox called the cookie thief.....so this should be called the poem thief.
there is a story that i heard. i want to share it
“a son asked his dad to invite 100 of his friends to his party. the dad went out and instead of telling them “come to the party tomorrow”, he told all of them “my son is extremely sick, could you guys come over tomorrow to be there for him”. the next day only 5 people came, the son asked the dad where his friends where. the dad told him, these are your real friends.
So true......
Ok but you wouldn't want to be around someone who's sick, especially in COVID-19 times
@@MrETS68 Shut up or else I'll dislike ur videos
Hi, ty for sharing it’s appreciated and helpful, goes to show you who your true friends really are, ty, Bob,
Fantastic
That man was such a good person. He shared his cookies with a person he never knew. 👏.
Merdain Skumit Yes! That was very sweet and generous of him, say as lit if this kind man.
Yeah we need people like him in our every day life
Facts cuz i woulda said somthing, i would have looked for my boz though before jumping to conclusion
What if he didn't wash his hands prior to eating those cookies and his filthy hands contaminated that half which he later eat🤮🤮🤮🤮
Truee
It is from a poem 'The Cookie Thief' by Valerie Cox. I think due credit should be given to the original writer 2:52
Sonam ChOkie Actually Douglas Adams first wrote this in his book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
That's what I was thinking when I saw written by Jay Shetty. It is not the first time he's done this and even if I like his videis, I don't appreciate the dishonesty. Once he shared a famois quote and his name was under it.
@@TheLittlechicthings That's sad.....
Iizzy che Was he taking credit for making it up or simply retelling the story?
Facts
OMGosh... I cried my eyes out watching this video because I saw myself in the irritated man.... so sorry... thank you for the eye opener...
Why cry
Yeah, pull yourself together.
@@TomRipley7350 because they have a heart. Don't be cold.
@@TomRipley7350 So that's all you got from this video? There's no deeper meaning to you? I pity you then. I hope one day you can see what I saw in this.
@@TomRipley7350 OK and do you think you're the only one who empathizes with what happened at Sri Lanka? Your logic is that people should only cry when you feel they need to? You do realize we are all our own person right? Not everyone cries, laughs or feels the same way towards the same thing. We aren't robots all programmed with the same emotions. Crying over something doesn't make someone weak and doesn't justify your first cold statement. Tears also come from happiness and many other things.
Remember: "The best apology is changed behaviors."
Sure. But so many people refuse to admit that they are the problem judging others in the first place. I used to work in the UK for a crappy large American company called Honeywell who I'm sure most people have heard about. Anyway I used to sit with this guy Andy Hill at break time until I had an absolute-nough of his relentless canteen time rants judging everyone in a negative way to make a conversation with whoever was sat at that table. For example - REALLY? eating the same thing all the time, I never understood you Rob. Really Tibor eating chips all the time! Why are they coming on their break late? Why are they going back to work a minute early? Really? Oh f**k off! Why are they always sat over their on their mobile phones all the time? Why does Fiona always eat her lunch in her car? Why is that person sat over their drinking out of such a large carton? Because that's big athletic people tend to do Andy. Really?
And it got a lot worse than that when I was sat over the other end of the canteen minding my own business which I was trying to do anyway. People starting coming up to me saying, oh Andy said you look silly eating a banana because you eat it so slowly. Oh Andy had a good rant about you for half an hour at lunch when I mentioned to him that you have four electric scooters and so on.
This negative bull shit went on for just over four years, that's how long I had worked at Honeywell who were bad enough to work for as it was due to bad management, favoritism, corruption etc. But one morning I had enough & pushed him flying, he responded whats wrong. I shouted stop f**king talking about me in the canteen & he acted all sheepish & apologetic like he was innocent the blady coward. Of course I was eventually sacked which was all apart of the plan to be honest as I was so happy to get away from such a negative corrupt cover up type of company.
It crosses my mind from time to time as to what causes another human-being like Andy to be so badly distracted by what is going on around them & feel the need to use it as leverage to start a conversation & be so wound up & angry about other people who are just doing their own thing. I mean does the guy have a very strong level of autism, bipolar, ADHD, or something else that could bring on this behavior. People will say I over reacted but I honestly couldn't care as my motto will always be don't judge others in this fashion unless you are trying to cause a fight other wise learn to deal with your mental illness particularly talk openly about it otherwise if you are going to be denial & aggressive then obviously something has to give such as - You have a problem with me? Then lets go out in the car park like men & see who walks back in otherwise stop judging the way others including myself live life.
@Monish Raj 🤣😅🤣😅
Oh my god 🙏🙏❤️ so much deep meaning 👍
@Monish Raj someone’s angry here....
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Before you judge someone, get your head out of your own arse and realise you're eating someone else's food.
Hahahahhaha u got the point
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Hahaha..true, true.
@@maybemasoud2229 Nope lol bai
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"The best apology is changed behavior"
That makes a global sense
I think most of us are guilty of judging others
Peace everyone 😊
@mohit adhana Yes, ALL of us. The ones who deny it have an additional problem.
@mohit adhana Oh, that's pretty much everyone.
That's human nature. Don't blame yourself. Nature made us like this only. Don't know why though? 🤔
Truee
I was at a restaurant in a bad neighborhood,People outside were knocking at the window,tweeked out in Meth,I wondered Why someone would choose to do that to themselves,I caught myself,look at some of the stuiput choices I made in my own life,some out of fear,some from grief.Everyone has their own struggles.
My preschooler (now grown) had a year-end school party at one of the classmates homes so they could play/swim. Since it was the last day everyone brought appreciation gifts for the teacher. I noticed one little girl off to herself w her head down as the teacher was opening the gifts & oohing/aahing. I immediately put 2/2 together & said I’d be right back. There was a Hallmark one block away so I quickly went and purchased a gift w a card & hurried back. I pulled her to the side & asked if she’d like to give it to her teacher & her eyes lit up & she couldn’t get to the teacher fast enough. I don’t know why she didn’t have one to give & it certainly wasn’t required but I could see she wanted to have something & maybe her parents didn’t have time or the resources. I’d been there myself, countless times. All I knew is it was important to her & I had the ability to help, so I did.
thats so cool of u!!!! that little girl must of been so grateful to you! it makes me so happy there are good people out there that will do things like that to others. if we as people don't look after each other then i dont know who will
Doori A So very true. I try my best to leave everything, & more importantly, everyone a little better than the way I encountered & it’s always given me more than I gave. 💯💕
appreciate what you did to her. I'm sure she will remember you and spread your kindness to others.
Your comment deserves 1 million PLUS ‘thumbs up’. And, a whole lot of LOVE! Big LOVE.
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Elaine Dwyer 🙏🏼💕Thank you so much, Elaine. You made my ❤️ smile. 💯
Lord keep me strong
so i will not judge others .
Amen
Amen.
Amen 🙏
Amen
Amen 🙏🏾
I started to tear up. This story will make me a better human being.
The reply I could've written. In a time spent viewing the most reprehensible behavior by my so many of my fellow humans, I wasn't ready for such a kind & gracious outcome/moral to this story. Namaste🙏🕊🙏
Makayla no it won't, and not because you don't want to but because you don't know how to.
I can't stop myself watching this video over and over again. I don't know why it's so touchy
That was brilliant. We need to realize that it's not about "me", we are here for everyone else. To love and serve one another. Give everything you can, cause it all comes back in the end better than before. He did realize on the way out and gave
Three years ago I took my 92 year old mother to sit at a public concession area overlooking a lovely nearby beach.
While going up the ramp she started having some twinges in her neck area which also moved to her shoulder.
Concerned, I googled “heart attack symptoms in women”, saw some similarities in her condition, and explained to her maybe we should call an ambulance. She angrily refused, thinking I was wrong, so I told her to stay put so I could get the car which was parked a distance away.
Driving back, in order to get close to her, I had to drive on something like a wide pathway, and some angry beachgoers screamed some nasty profanities at me while I was struggling to get by them. We spent hours in the emergency room and the hospital, she had to have a stent put in her artery, was home for a bit but then 6 months later died from bladder cancer.
I just remember my anxiety hearing the people yelling at me, thinking “please don’t be so angry - my mother, my mother!” While I was trying to rush to her.
My patience with others has improved a lot.
why did your patience improve fr them being so jerky, ?,
litty blissed ...thanks for your concern. I meant my patience towards people who look like they are not obeying the “rules”, maybe they have an emergency or are having a bad day and are not acting normal.
She is at rest now RIP
@@johnjohn-cs9eu im taking back what i said re canu help me lose weight cuz of your yucky description of food.(another post not this 1)....i was just joking..about your weight loss help..in case u mightve sent something my way
If people know how to put themselves in another's shoe
This would be awesome
Truth is
Most people are prideful, arrogant and despise others!
I really want to say your wrong
@lulu some trolls do move out of thier mums basement and go on to lead normalish lives
Most people are conceited knobs and not intelligent enough to realize they are stupid.
@Christine Gainer My case in point....
That happened to me a couple years ago, it humbled me to the bone. I was quick to judge and that person I was judging ended up helping me not knowing that with out that help I would have lost everything. Definitely made me change my view on people , and try to understand their situation.
“One day I wish people will judge people not by money or looks but by personality and their heart.”
Your wish will come true
Right On 👍 I agree completely
Allah can only make it true.
"The best apology is changed behavior" absolute truth 👏
Always remain calm in any situation. This give one a clear mind to assess and perceive what is happening.
It’s so embarassing really! But the moral lesson here, don’t judge someone for in the end you’ll be judge too! I really
loved the story! 😍
Thank you for showing on my path of self empowerment and better myself, this is one the lessons I learnt when I was younger, don’t judge if you don’t want to be judged, judging without context is just pointless and not fair .
"Tried to look for him".*
*Never even got out of his chair to look.
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please support me guys🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great to see this re enacted this is based off a poem called “The Cookie Thief” by Valarie Cox. Credit should be given to the original artist by saying..based off of a poem by...Valarie Cox
Rebecca Kahrs I live in Germany and in our German lessons at school we discussed a similar story but instead of cookies it was a soup that was shared
You are actually correct - BUT oh dear the “high horse”!! Time for someone to share a similar story about people on their high horses....
I totally agree with you 100 percent, whomever wrote the original story should get the credit, I say whomever because I read a comment that said that in Germany there was a version with soup instead of cookies. Jay Shetty has to find out who the original person is and give credit to the original writer..
"The stories' thief "...not respecting others rights..for many stories and quote he does that as if he invented it..and people just like ..saying very inspirational.
@@charlottes. Omg yes I had to read that story over 10 years ago and it's the first thing that popped in my mind, love that story!
"The best apology is a changed behavior." That was also repentance is all about. It strikes me.
This is one of the best episodes. Short but meaningful.
The problem we have as human beings we judge alot, l love the part when he said the best apology is change of behavior ,remember don't judge someone no matter what the circumstances is be generous
" Things aren't always as they appear"
Thank you, I have been telling people that for years.
OMG when he found his actual cookies my heart sank
I found faith in 2015. I was once like the blind guy; I got easily annoyed if someone took something of mine, now I believe giving is humble sharing. I would never go back to being that person. I believe in God and believe those LESS fortunate are more giving. Stay blessed. Thanks #Jayshetty
I always say be kind and compassionate because you never know when you are entertaining an angel!
Blessings. 💜🐾🧚♀️
Nowadays too many people are judge the books by its cover, this is a great story that you never know how hard he/she walk into the path that had been choosen
you would have to be a total moron not to wonder.... some dude is eating all your food and you are not talking to each other, this is so GAY. AND ITS OKAY, if you were into the game.
I was in a grocery store at 11pm.The store was fairly empty.A man kept staring at me.When I moved to another section of the store,there he was again staring at me. I thought oh great, this guy is either trying to pick me up or is a stalker.As it was late, there was only one lane open to pay for my groceries.There he was in front of me! I hesitated but thought, ok I'll get the security guard to walk me out.As I stood there I could hear his conversation with the cashier.He began to tell her that his mother had just died that day & he had no one to talk to about it.I felt absolutely horrible that I had made such a gross mistake in prejudging this brokenhearted man.I immediately gave him a hug & began to talk to him.I listened to him as he poured his heart out.I let him cry until he was all cried & talked out.I prayed with him & told him that his mom was happy & in the arms of Jesus & she would be waiting for him to join her. I have tears in my eyes right now thinking about that man. I shall never forget that night. I'm so glad that you made this video so I could share my story of the man in the grocery store.
Bless you, sweetheart. Can't really blame you for being wary and doubtful at first. But I feel bad for that man too. May he find his peace soon.
Crystal Jung God bless you Crystal, for your beautiful heart. 😘
@@bobbivaneman1584 😘🤗❤❤ Love you. This world needs more warm-hearted people like you. ❤
Crystal Jung And you too, Crystal. May God richly bless you & your family. I will keep you in my prayers, Sister. 💝
Crystal Jung I LOVE YOU TOO !!! 😘
I couldn't stop my tears from my eyes . what a story. we people are judge other people so much easy. I'm one of them . your story open my heart and eyes. thank you sir. God bless you.
I already heard this story, but by the way you shared an inspiring message. Amazing job as always! So much love from Italy!🌟
Me too 🙋
Deminico Natali m looking for afrien
Watched this twice. Thank you, very true. I’ve heard this around & try to apply it most times, tho I have my days. I’ve suffered, a brain injury amongst additional symptoms via the accident. I’m mentally “with it” & still able to manage but my God, pain 70%. You never know who this other man really was. “Be not forgetful to entertain strangers, for thereby some have entertained Angels unaware.” Hebrews 13:2 🕊
Wait what I think I have seen this before but where I don't know??
In GOPAL DAS' video
The granny right?
i have also seen it
but his representation is amazing.
Same here
It is a story that was written long ago in some english course books of school level
This is So Great, what a Great example for a really true statement
"Things aren't always as they seem, looks can be deceiving "
And remember the BEST apology is changed behavior!
I got chills listening to this...
Beautiful and True.
Thank U for sharing~
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“A man was waiting at an airport”
Dude clearly walks into a shop on the street in broad daylight
Lmaoo
😂😂😂😂💀
Lol, LET IT GO.
Yeaaa hahahaha
This is taken from an original video where a man was waiting for his flight,instead of donut they put biscuits here the original one had an old men too
so many empty tables...he picked that one.
Ginger Teddy+ They’re just trying to prove their point, and that’s what’s important.
Its bcoz director said him to choose it...😂
Well he did forget where he put his cookies and took another mans cookies.
Me: "Hey, you are eating my cookies."
Him: "Nah-ah, those cookies are mine, you want some?"
Me: (look around) "No, I'm good."
Me: (Spot the cookie.) "Here it is, I must have misplaced it while grabing the magazine to read. My apology."
Him: "Don't need to mention it"
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(just talk it out instead of giving stares)
kenenth84 that would be nice, proper communication. We now live in a world of instant judgment and passive aggressive is standard. I’m too straight forward, which used to be applauded but now I’m too aggressive. I’m combative. I’m negative. Sigh. When did forthright facts and communication become wrong?
You mean...talk to the other person???? No no no I couldn't do that. I'm much more comfortable judging and glaring in silence.
The better lesson seriously, haahaha
Totally agree
Try to understand the moral of the story instead of being logical about it.
"best apology is changed behaviour"- superlike 👍
Okay. I'm shocked. Seriously.
I don't really judge people, I don't like judging them but sometimes unconsciously I do. But from now on, no I won't. Or at least I'll think thousands of times to do so.
Thank you for this wonderful story.😇
Love this transparent honesty! God Bless You!
Don't worry I see this in myself but judging other people is part of human nature but the more Concoiusly you decide on not Judging someone the easier it gets hope this helped 😊😊😊
One of my all-time favorite quotes:
“Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope.”
- First chapter of The Great Gatsby
Your video made me cry. An amazing way to show such kindness in a dark world. God Bless you
5 years later, the man tells his kid...
“Let me tell you how I met you father. I accidentally ate his cookies at an airport but he was so generous and kind to me”...
Hahaha!
So they’re a gay couple? 😂
@@earlessroboticcat7102 IN HIS VERSION YES LOL
ok so I like this version lmao ;)
Vowel
Just replace man with woman and a second version is Formed
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I laughed alone as I watched where he realized he'd been eating someone else's cookies all along, and then I found myself peeling Onions, thankfully in the privacy of my office. I was touched by the generosity of the other gentleman, breaking that last cookie in half
My father, always said never jugde a book by its cover !!! That goes for people as well !!
My take on that is don't misjudge the cover either. It may not be what you believe it's about.
@@kristyrodriguez5220 That's my take too! If you're judging a book by it's cover, you have a prejudice about the cover.
That man is so nice and inspiring that it makes me want to become like him.
The moral of the story is: you can get away with eating someone else’s cookies by looking at them as if they’re stealing yours.
Hahahahahaha
🤣🤣
Rosaline Fleming / happy to hear that, Rosaline! Cheers!
Hahaha
Not the fact is like that. U also know that welly Zi Mi. But ur reply is so funny. Ha ha ha....
From my personal experience
The things that I'm most afraid of or most jugde-y about are the things that fascinate me because I don't expect them too .....
Nobody is touching anyone else’s cookies in Covid19
1TheWhiteKnight1 ..no they just go into your apt illegally before the "virus" and "eat your cookies" and screw with the rest of your food and belongings !
Why? They've probably been handled by the baker and his staff the delivery guy and his staff several of the cafe staff; flies have ate bits and sh*t on them. Covered in dust from being left out from the day before. And even if they were wearing gloves when put into boxes l expect the same gloved hands handled the money (circulated around millions.) Why do you think they were half price?
Also, the only way to avoid viruses is to live in a bubble which is impossible: all this glove and mask wearing is superfluous.
@@johnjohn-cs9eu wd u be my weight loss coach? I think u have a knack for it. :)
John Kean I bake my own cookies. If your dirty, grubby little hands come near them I will gut you like a fish 😘
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Judgements... deep topic. I love this story. Knowing how we often judge others and things gives us hints about how we think about relationships and how we see our realities too ♡
"The best apology is changed behaviour" 👍👏
Good Lessons learned from others are long lasting and he/ she is rewarded for it as long as such deeds are passed on from one to another ... Just like smiling ... 😊 ongoing charities ! 💫
This is such a good illustration explaining how to treat every new person that we meet in life.
Yes it is .To much time people tend to miss the big picture.God given virtues are great .look beyond the surface and try to be in someone else's shoes.This is how i look at it .We are all beautiful souls in the world . God loves us .
""Sharing is caring"" still Exists as universal law of humanity!!
this was the deepest message ever
@fredo Fred i mean ya... mybe
It really was, it's at the core of the world's misunderstandings.
The irritated man showed plenty of restraint actually. I'd be like don't touch mah cookeez
Keith Segovia 😂
Keith Segovia Yeah, it was a good thing! He'd have made even more a fool out of himself. - This video is a great reminder for me..
@PMP Professional no, not seriously relax yourself. How do you watch an inspirational video about patience and get all snippy at a simple joke. You should rewatch the video and pay attention the second time around
Lol YASSS
But those aren't you efing cookies
I always save what i hear from u..I am trying to bring a change in me,but i am one step away
Wayne Dyer originally spoke of this story many decades ago, still a valuable lesson worth repeating for today's audience.
God bless all.
I felt so bad, i thought the casual guy was trying to flirt him.
😂
Hahhahah
The way they looked at each other. I swear there was a love connection there.
Hahahahaha
😂😂😂
Actually the moral of this story is deal with your problems when they arise and you won't have them getting as bad.
If he would of questioned about the cookies at the start then none of the assumptions would of been made.
The Last Oracle Guy in the suit knew they weren’t his cookies all along, smart guy.
Moral superiority + full box of cookies + full stomach. What a winner
The trick is which knowing which cucks to take advantage of
True
@@royalbloodedledgend lmfao
and he would have made an ass of himself
No moral is : "to stop thinking bad on others and judgenent when u are the bad one ..and the hurt done or effect done on others may be unrepaired.
And stop thinking u know more or is better😒"
Nice...exactly what I feel. Everyone around seem to judge others very quickly!
Hi be yourself, be happy that there's only one "God" who created you " the creator of the widespread Universe" his name's "Allah" in Arabic language his last massage to the mankind is the " the noble Quran" just read chapter 76 and 39 with understanding
noblequan.com/translation good luck
Very very good example! One is mistaken yet very patient, the other is also patient, kind and generous. We can learn from both of these two men. Because in their minds the other is taking from them without asking.
Hey Jay...
The people are always hunting for perfection , they want to have a perfect family, perfect job ... a perfect life.They want everything to be perfect.
But what is perfection ?
What is perfection to you?
Greetings Natalie.
I guess it's a good step to don't even strive for perfection.
Strive for more though. But you yourself should be the only person to define what "more" means.
You could try to be calmer and don't get angry so fast, train harder to become a better athlete or open a new business.
The important thing is that you don't compare yourself to others with the intention to value your worth or happiness.
Find your own path!
At least that is my humble opinion.
But I would like him to make a video about that topic, as well :D
PS: Sorry if the English is not that good, it's not my native language.
@@corvus3183 Mine neither. I am from Germany ...
@@Natalie-tw2fx Na dann, liebe Grüße! Ich auch 😄
I don't believe striving for perfection or more is correct, you should strive for what you need, any more than that is waste.
@@CalieFaeryl if you believe in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, you will always strive for more, as soon as you covered up your simplest needs. That's just human nature.
We are no animals anymore. Food, water, sex and safety is not enough.
If you watched this video for anything more than entertainment, you are striving for more than just what you need.
It's fine, if you believe in something else, though. At the end of the day it is just a theory. But I find it quite accurate and it is accepted by the wide majority of people.
Wow! Another hit from Jay, I was wondering where he was going to with this and delivered another classic!
Don't be so quick to judge someone, you never know when you're going to find yourself walking in someone else's shoes. True words Jay. Love and light
I've heard this story countless of times with different food items but I'm always touched by it
That was a good one, good story, good example, and good lesson to learn.
Excellent scenario of not judging the book by it’s cover!! 👏👏👍👍
Tnx jay sir fr teaching us...
Such type of lessons abt manners nd behaviors
now i'm fan of urs..
It's deep thanks Jay Shetty God bless and the whole Shetty's army here, may God hear your prayers.
So he was eating cookies from packaging he didn't remember putting on the table and opening? He ought to get checked for early onset Alzheimer's.
LMAO I know right
Lmao
He was busy shit happens when your busy something like this happend to me lol
Lmao
Hahahaha😂
I especially love the ending, “ the best apology is changed behavior.” That line is so profound. Awesome message! New subscriber here! 🔔 thank you, for your great and valuable content.
He didn't write this, its a famous short story by VALERIE COX called the cookie thief... he lied and took credit for it at the end of this video @2:51... you subscribed for the wrong reason, you were tricked... he doesn't have enough integrity to give credit to the REAL writer of this story
Wow I didn’t know that, thanks for letting me know. If that’s the case he should reference it.
Love this ! So very true. Don’t judge.
Yes sometimes things that happen are not as they appear!
Real enlightening! Thank you!
I pray that I'll remember this in my interactions with people.
And i agree with this also. The problem would have been solved if they would have talked like normal oeople.
So true, "best apology change behaviour". this has really touched me🤔🤔🤔🤔
The best apology is changed behavior. Thank you for this.
I was in a women's refuge. I had escaped with only the clothes I stood up in. The refuge box had items of clothing for 10p each. That was my wardrobe selection.
We were invited to a local church member's house; the home of a lady who was inviting us into her garden for strawberries and cream. I went because I was attending that church at the time.
The hostess flashed me a quick up and down glance, with a look of disdain. My pale blue, shiny satin short sleeved top and my long navy skirt with the large blue roses on, were not quite... day wear for such an occasion.
Later, I thought how this would teach me a valuable lesson. I would never have mentioned that the man I escaped from had a top job or that my home had been a detached house at the top of a hill, at the top of the hill in societies' eyes too. But it wasn't him that defined me... I was just in the process of surviving, to come through -- to a NEW beginning. (The fear of what would become of me if I left, had become LESS than the fear of what would become of me, if I STAYED! )
But I was no different beforehand, perhaps, from the hostess with the strawberries and cream for IF I hadn't gone through what I went through, I would never have met so many amazing people from all walks of life.
It taught me also, as you say -- to never assume anything about other people, because you just don't know what they're really going through, OR who they are in reality.
So true. Amen !
@Valerie Hayward Your post sounds like the start of a novel...why dont you write it.
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Heres some fun to make u laugh.. men and women...married and single
This video reminded me of a situation I experienced in college. I lived in a ranch house with 4 other guys. We all shared the same fridge and respected each others food and drink. I would regularly buy 2 litter sodas and keep them in the fridge. I didn't mind if my roommates took some. One of my roommates had his girlfriend stay with us on a fairly regular basis almost to the point of being a permanent resident. One Friday afternoon, I helped myself to some fritos only to have her ask me if Iiked the chips and coldly inform me that she bought them. She was right. I didn't ask before I took them. I don't remember my part of the exchange. I think she just walked off after chastising me. One of my roommates overheard the exchange and told me how infuriated he was with what she said and how she spoke to me. I don't remember if he ever spoke to her. My interaction with her from then on was minimal. The irony is that while she was making me aware that she bought the chips I was enjoying, she was pouring herself a glass of soda...that I bought. I kept silent but this is what incensed my roommate.
She could have presented the situation in a friendlier manner, whether wrong or right. Avoiding was probably the best answer to a toxic personality.
Well even though the cookies wasn't his but thought they were he still tolerated the sharing of the cookies!
, actually, his lectures are treasures, so important to our lives
Tell that to the "judges" at job interviews and auditions.
This is outstanding. I'm going to incorporate this into our school's training. Thank you!
Yeah but why is everyone so damn attractive
Yeah all this time I am thinking hmmm...which one taste better...😂😂
Never judge a book by its cover
find your inner beauty its is way much more believe me
@@hugosvault yeah mostly handsome men and ugly men taste same
Thank you so much for posting this. I heard Wayne Dyer tell this story a while back. We all can learn from this--especially now with Covid. We're fighting among each other with partisan politics, yet most of us--democrat and republican, liberal and conservative--most of us want the same thing--freedom to be our genuine selves, to live up to our true potential and to spend time with our friends and family. Maybe we can find a common ground?
Things are not always as they appear: nobody! eats that many carbs these days. At least not in public.
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You should see me at breakfast, hello scones!
Seriously Karen🤣🤣
Have you met any teenage men?
👍 they do
Cookie Monster doesn't give a damn, he eats his & everyone's cookies without sharing & judging.
LoL 😂 it’s true
Thank you for the chuckle. I love Cookie Monster.
@@snook7100 more chuckles for you; Cookie!!! Munch, Arghh, Munch, Munch!!!Arghh!! Said Cookie Monster.
I actually thought the other man was gay! like the eye contact, smile and sharing the cookies and splitting the last one.. lol
I totally agree that no one should judge anybody, but at some circumstances judgement is important for your own safety when you got to know more about that particular person. I will explain my point of view through my story, In my Grade 12 there was a group of backbenchers who always disrespected teachers on their back and sometimes even in front of them. At that time I decided that I will never talk to them as they will probably make me do such things which they do very casually. That was a judgement I made on them but I think that I was right because of that judgement I framed a decision of never talking to them and that decision saved character and my Reputation in my school.
*These videos are beautiful Jay. Much love from Canada*
The best way to achieve your goals is to share cookies. C'est la vie
He gave his cookies to a stranger. I wonder if she trusted him.
She probably trusted him because he is damn handsome
IamA Narcissist -Handsome or not, I wouldn’t have eaten his cookies. A man once gave me cookies in an airport in the boarding area. I took them out of politeness but didn’t eat them...true story.
James Tyler -Thanks for laugh.
Now that is a powerful message. The best apology is changed behavior