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ON SAYING PLEASE BY ALFRED GEORGE GARDINER|SUMMARY,HINDI EXPLANATION,THEMESOF ESSAY ON SAYING PLEASE

Hi....welcome the "UPSC ON YOUR TIP" A DEDICATED CHANNEL FOR SPREAD OF KNOWLEDGE... IN THIS VIDEO WE WILL STUDY ABOUT THE VERY FAMOUS ESSAY BY ALFERD GEORGE GARINER. THE TITLE OF THE ESSAY" ON SAYING PLEASE". The essay starts with an incident of a lift man in a City office who threw a passenger out of his lift because he didn’t use the word “Please”. He just said “Top” and not “Top-Please”. The liftman was undoubtedly in the wrong and was fined for the offence. Discourtesy is not a legal offence and it does not excuse assault and battery (allow you to attack anyone). No legal system could attempt to legislate against bad manners and therefore, legally, it is not a punishable offence. Anyone maybe as uncivil as he may please and the law will protect him against violent retaliation. The law does not compel anyone to say “please”. Here A G Gardiner says, “we infect the world with our ill humours. Bad manners probably do more to poison the stream of the general life than all the crimes in the calendar” you can follow me on telegram:-@upscontip