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STALL OF HONESTY (LITERAL MEANING)





Have you ever imagined trusting your property or goods or money to many people whom you don’t acknowledge well? It really happens in the factory where I’m working. The stalls where these ladies sell her food and snacks do not have CCTV or hidden camera. They trust their merchandise by believing that we, the buyers, are all honest and do not steal from them.



The factory where I’m working is a manufacturer of hairpieces/wig/hair replacement. It starts at 7.20 am until 3.30 pm. In the morning, there are many ladies, who mostly work as ventilators, earn more money by selling foods or snacks. Above picture shows the situation in the morning. They use tables along the corridor to spread out their merchandise. SOFU took the pic at 6.30 am.



These are some merchandises/snacks that they sell

It’s easy to imagine the trade process when the seller is available to serve the buyer directly. However, when the working time starts, they just leave their merchandise still on the table outside. We have break time at 9.40 am then they can sell their merchandise again.
It’s break time where workers enjoy snack or have breakfast along the corridor

The working time for ventilators is up to 4.30 pm where it is only up to 3.30 pm for some workers in other department. They, who are off earlier, may buy this merchandise even when the seller is not available. The seller provides a jar where we can put our money into. Mostly, the snacks costs Rp 500,- or Rp 1.000,-.
The jar of money


There’s a lady who is buying during the working time


That’s why my friend said that it is STALL OF HONESTY “toko kejujuran” since whoever buys the merchandise; he/she must be honest. We do not relay on CCTV to watch them stealing or not. However, they must know that God is available to watch us doing honest or false thing ^^
My friend, mba Nurul, posed in front of the stall for helping me taking picturea. We took the pictures on our way to the toilet ^^






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