The Wheels Of Change
(I am a museum curator at a transport museum. I’m teaching a class of six-year-olds and have asked them to take a close look at the wheels on one of our buses. As I move around checking they can all reach one, a little girl stops me with a worried expression.)
Girl: “[Boy] says girls can’t touch wheels; he says we aren’t allowed.”
Me: “Oh, really? Where’s [Boy]?”
(The other children all turn and look at one boy.)
Me: “If girls can’t touch the buses, why do you think there is a woman running the whole place? I even drive the tractors! Don’t forget: girls can do anything. Now, everyone, have a good look at those wheels.”
Girl: “Wow!”
Question of the Week
Have you ever served a bad customer who got what they deserved?