Life is Unfair

Yes, it is. Yesterday was the Consumer Behaviour class. Attendance was low. So the prof. asked those present to give a presentation and said it carried 10 marks.

A stream of SMSes later, the class was full. Now everybody made the slides and the presentation started. The order was random. It was actually dependent on the capability of the teams to occupy the front row seats as soon as it was vacated by the team giving the presentation.

Five presentations later, it was my teams turn to give the presentation. At this point, a few teams which were incapable of getting to the front rows started crying foul. They requested the prof. to call the teams in the order in which it was entered in his list. Ours was the last in his list and we had to wait for 2 hours before we could make our mark.

The point I'm making is that, sometimes when the affected raise their voice, the unaffected become the affected. Funny, but true.