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Broken Down

Now the accelerator cable of this rickshaw has broken down. The guy is fixing it. and yes, Indeed! i just asked him why he had that advertisement there, he tells me that when it gets hot he uses it to sit on it or use it to shade himself from the sun. i then asked him does he have any idea what is written on it, he replied he cant read. i gently asked him to replace it. it was just a matter of a little communication, he immediately asked me a favor, he started to talk about his son who was ill and needed money for an operation. as i get off handed over to him some extra cash, as i never do that and highly doubt the deserving ones, also the month or Ramzan is just around the corner!

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