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Being Cool To The Pizza Dude Analysis

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This article is about being cool to the pizza dude. Some of the reasons why this author says you should be cool to the pizza dude is that it’s a good practice of humility, good practice of empathy, brings honor, good practice of equality. These are some of the reason why you should be cool to the pizza dude. Whenever you see a pizza guy give him some room on the road and if he cuts you off or cuts over 2 lanes of traffic to get to the exit ramp don 't get mad or if he is running a little late. The author’s attitude towards this subject is empathetic. The reason I believe that it is empathetic is because The author acknowledges that they “should” be calm and patient to the pizza guy and remember that that was once them trying to get a little

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