Ammar Alshukry – Short Destination – Life Is Like a Short Trip
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The speaker discusses how people travel through different classes of aircraft, including first and second class, economy, and commercial passengers. They explain that people may not be worried about what they experience when they travel through these classes, as long as they are aware of the difference in status between their experiences. The speaker emphasizes that people should not be worried about what they experience in the first and second class.AI: Transcript ©
Back in the days when we used to travel, chances are if you took a flight, you took a first class flight or you took a business class flight or you took economy. And if you took economy, you weren't worried about what the people in first class were eating. You weren't worried about what their couches were like, or what their chairs were like, or what their food was like, you weren't worried about what their experience was like, because at the end of the day, no matter how long the flight, it's still a short trip, and everybody's gonna land and get to their eventual destination. And this dunya is like that. There are some people who will travel through it first class, all sorts of
luxuries. And there's some people who will travel the economy, but in either way, it's a short trip, and you'll get to your eventual destination. And that is where true difference in status will really matter.
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