It’s hard not to be moved by seeing people of the Third Age. On this occasion, the sentiment was shared by hundreds of users of social networks with the diffusion of a video that captures the moment when a Granny to a repair shop cellphones, where he asks to fix his device as he ensures that It does not work. However, the lady ends up crying and it is the salesman who discovers that in reality it works correctly.
The video, of just over three minutes, begins when the woman asks the technician to check your cell phone. “It is that I have a year that my children They do not answer me and I say, what happens is that the cell phone does not work? How could my children not talk to me, “he says.
Whoever attends the counter begins to check the operation of the telephone and sees the opportunity to earn easy money and asks for 1,500 pesos for the repair, an amount that the grandmother did not have at that time.
When you are about to leave the business premises, another salesperson helps you and reviews the cell phone while she sobs and continues to say that they charge her a lot of money.
The young man agrees to fix it, free of charge, but when she leaves, he discovers that the problem is greater than a technical failure.
The device was working correctly, so much so that he called one of the children to check it. When answering the call, the salesperson explains who he is and that he works at Plaza de la Tecnología. “The only thing she wants is to find a word with you. I don’t know if I can do that miracle for you,” he adds and then hangs up.
Days later, the lady returns to the premises, accompanied by her son, and the young man does not reveal but that the fault was “that the calls were not coming in.”
The shocking message of neglect of the elderly, or fully grown adults, is a phenomenon that is imperative to eradicate.
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