This archive report was first published on 23 April 2020.
On numerous occasions, we've encountered people who believe they're above others, showcasing their ignorance in the process.
These individuals often treat others with disdain, as if they're inferior.
One group that fits this description is M-Pesa ladies, who frequently display a sense of entitlement and superiority.
Many of them are slay queens, which explains their behavior, but they forget that the money they're making from their clients is what keeps them employed.
Some M-Pesa ladies were once street girls and now feel entitled to special treatment from Nairobi residents.
Another group that believes they've made it in life are ladies dating policemen, who often threaten clients with the phrase 'ntakuitia bwanangu adeal na wewe.'
It's puzzling to see where these husbands were when their partners were conning, abusing, or mistreating clients.
When someone threatens you, remember that Kenya is not their mother's country.
People working in government offices also fit this description, often displaying frustration and a sense of superiority.
They frequently take long lunch breaks, leaving clients waiting, and some even close their offices early.
When they return, they often show no courtesy, packing up and leaving without apologizing.
Another area where they display their sense of superiority is when it comes to payments, frequently frustrating clients by saying 'Accountant anafaa kusign hio check hayuko.'
Police officers are also known to believe they've made it in life, often harassing clients, asking for bribes, and demanding lifts, but when the law catches up with them, they behave like a lion that's been rained on.
Mortuary attendants are another group that believes they've made it in life, often threatening clients to pay them to clean the corpse.
Some tell clients 'Ukitaka unaeza chukua ukajioshee,' showing no sympathy for the grieving family.
What they forget is that everyone will die, and their family might be treated the same way.
Maternity nurses also display a sense of superiority, often being rude to clients and forgetting that they'll be on the receiving end someday.
