A tourist at work today asked me where the toilet was, and I said you don t ask me where the toilet

There are very few people like you in the world, and when I ask others, it is rare not to tell others, where is the toilet? Some of them will take you there enthusiastically, rare! Open your eyes, in the future, when you go to a place and can't find a toilet, it's best not to ask others!

Through this description, it shows that you are working in a tourist attraction, and you should also be engaged in the service industry, since a tourist asks you where the toilet is, if you know that you should tell him, even if it is not your duty, your answer is obviously not very polite, and your answer is better than your answer above.

In short, in the service industry, patience is the most important trait, and disputes with customers are not good for both parties, and it also affects the mood of the day, so why not face it positively?

Since you work in a tourist area. It's the tourist area staff. Where are the times tourists ask you?

If you know, you should tell someone. I think there's something wrong with your work attitude. This was not done properly.

There is a saying in the service industry that the customer is God. Is it okay to treat dungeon visitors as gods and family?

It's not about right or wrong.

You are not obligated to help others unconditionally. It's just that it will be treated unfairly in terms of public opinion. For example, people will say, "It's a small thing you can help, but no one thinks about your feelings."

Mmmmmm, it's really rude, and it's probably because you're in a hurry or you haven't found a hand, so why not.

You're telling the truth! I may be too direct, and people may feel uncomfortable hearing it. I guess I think I'm thinking of you as a tour guide.

Or maybe he thinks you're someone who should help her.

I think you speak in terms of attitude.

There must be something wrong.

And some tourists ask you about these basic common sense.

You're definitely going to have to point it out to them.

If you complain, it will definitely be true.

You're right, but people just ask you because they don't know, and it's good if you say you don't know, why do you still talk about others like that.

You can't say you're wrong, but if you know where the toilet is, it's better to tell the tourists that a word can help someone, so why not do it?

What do you think? If you put yourself in your shoes, what would you think if you were a tourist? Helping others is helping yourself! A person's qualities are important, and they are reflected in the subtleties.