I ruined someone's Manic Monday morning

Coding day for me and I woke up 5am in the morning again! I left my house at around 5:20 and was here in the Fort at around 5:50. I thought that I might as well go to BPI to withdraw to avoid rush hour and crazy people overdose in the streets.

I arrived at the BPI express branch and this lady, who I thought at first was a guy, came rushing in and went inside the ATM booth before me. I was like, ok whatever I'll wait...

But then the sun isn't up yet... and it was kinda dark outside the booth... Some guy passed by with some intent look on me and I was on my guard for maybe later he would let out a gun or knife or something... Good thing he was not that guy...

Back to the lady-man...

She still isn't finished making her transaction inside and I was just so impatient because it's scary outside!

Knowing that there's a glass wall and door I let out a loud sigh, "haiiiiizzz... antagal naman..."

Then I saw her picking up her card and her money that she counted pa inside... "Thank goodness she's done" I said to myself.

She rushed out of the glass door while I was on my way in. "Kung nababagalan ka sa aking mag withdraw maghanap ka ng ibang ATM, YABANG MO!!!" (If you thing I withdraw slow, go find yourself another ATM)

LOLz so she heard every word I said outside complete with all the emotions in my voice :P

I just stood there, looked at her intently with my big round eyes, smiled a little and went inside the booth :P

HAHA! double LULz, I just ruined someone's day :P Sour Candy I am for today :P

Loser, Loser, Whatever, As if?!? Get the picture, DUH?

But then again I thought to myself, she just reacted because I vocalized my impatience. If I just kept it to myself, I would have not provoked her. What do you think would happen if all of us could hear each others' thoughts?

Would there be no corruption? no Adultery? NO LIES... What will happen to a world where there are no lies? Peace? Not exactly!

I think that we are not supposed to hear each other's thoughts because it gives us a chance to compose ourselves and decide the right move to make before you really would want to intently voice it out... Because once the voice is heard, it can't be taken back.