Yeah. Those dumb idiots should have realized that it is every english-only-speaking person's RIGHT to demand flexibility from people who know more than one language.
Right? ;-) - Vinit > The funniest thing I ever saw happen was when I was in a car with 3 > Indian coworkers on our way to a company meeting. The two in the > back were chattering happily in hindi at each other and the > driver, but > since I don't speak hindi, I was naturally excluded from the > conversation. > This went on for about 20-30 minutes, during the course of the drive. > > When we got near the end, the two asked him some questions, which > he didn't answer. They said it louder, no response. I gave them the > "Hey buddy, it's rude to choose a different language than other people > in the car, so speak English" look, so they repeated the question in > English. Finally, he answered. When they asked him why he didn't > answer before when they spoke hindi to him, he replied (in the most > condescending tone I've ever heard him use) "Ahem. I don't speak > hindi."
