Recently a video of a food delivery rider has gone viral. He was recorded eating food and drinking beverages assumed to be a customer's order. This reminds me of my conversation with my niece who ordered foods from one of the leading F&B businesses here. She cracked a joke, 'Ninang (means 'godmother'), why this food serving is less than delivered same meal before? Maybe the delivery boy ate a part of it." We both laughed. She worked in the F&B business for almost two (2) decades so she is very meticulous when it comes to her field of work. I replied, "Maybe because of pandemic, they reduced the serving." But what if she's right? What if that food delivery rider, out of hunger, really ate a part of his food and sipped from drinks supposedly for a customer? Who knows? I passionately m oved myself to different characters in my imagination. I remember what our mentor in movie script writing class said, "Always remember empathy . When yo...