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My father passed away a few days ago, so I made an appointment today to choose a place for the ashes at Baoen Temple in Ning Baoen, Yibao. By the way, I followed my mother's instructions and chose one more for her to return to old age in a hundred years. When I arrived, the senior sister Zhen whom I met just happened to be answering the phone call, and called this Andy to entertain us temporarily, but I only found out afterwards. When I get out of the car, this figure is blessed, he is short, with a ponytail, and wearing a white T-shirt and jeans. Andy, who is about fifty years old (I don’t know her name but I want to lock this person through the body shape description). He looked impatient and said that only two people could go in. We explained that one of them would only wait outside, and she was impatient and said we were annoying. Going in and scanning mysejatherah, she was impatient when she couldn't find the thermometer and called people there to ask if she saw the thermometer. I want to show her that I have just come from the funeral company and I am fully vaccinated, but she has an annoying look on us, and then urges her to take off our shoes impatiently. As she went up to the second floor, I said that there were some questions that I wanted to ask, and she scornfully replied, "You are here to choose seats, not to ask questions. I didn't answer them." I explained that we just want to know what we need to know to choose a seat, can you tell me who should I ask? Again, she said that you are "very annoying". (My anger started to rise, but I still tried to say that I would leave after the election). Go to the columbarium, she introduced that after reading it, I will quote a price for which seat you like! I asked if there are any precautions for choosing a seat? Can you say what most of them will consider? Once again, she said, "You are very annoying." My brother and her theorized that people who study Buddhism should not be irritable, can they be respected; she said that she was also a Buddhism student, and then she thought about it. Listening to my brother arguing with her, I couldn't help but cursed a few verbally while telling my brother to get in the car and go home. It has been a long, long time since I scolded someone at the last time. I regret the act of cursing the street in such a clean place, but Andy is still provoking and arguing with my brother. Later, the sister who had originally agreed with us came over very kindly to explain to us, and an uncle also came to help see what we needed, and kept telling us not to rush and take a look. This attitude is a hell and a paradise. It’s really very good. I am grateful to Sister Zhen and the kind brother An who forgot to ask for the name, so that we won't have a trip in vain. Later, I asked and learned that Andy had already had a lot of people complaining about her, but I felt that she didn't seem to be caring and didn't think there was a problem. Things have passed, but thinking that this kind of person stays in this kind of charity place is a black sheep, provokes the existence of other people to commit oral trade, and makes her superimpose mental damage to the family members of the bereaved family. If you know a friend who is in charge of the management of Baoen Temple in Ipoh, please tell them to face this problem squarely, thank you