In Hemingway's story "A Clean Well-Lighted Place," The younger waiter, "Mr. Perfect I know it all" and the old man, "Mr. Lonely Drinker".
The young waiter was very disrespectful. He would say rude things about the old man, to the old waiter. The old man and the old waiter both didn't have a wife to go home at three o'clock in the morning, when the old man left the bar.
I don't think the young waiter was hardly ever right in the story because money is not more important than happiness in life, for anyone but him I guess. And he should have not talked about the old man. The old man and old waiter both hade a wife at one point in there life. He said that the old man "should have killed himself yesterday". I disagree because they would be losing a customer and lose money at the same time.
The old man and the old waiter were both probably were happy at one point in their life. The old man and the old waiter both seemed sad in the story. The young waiter had no patients for the old man when he wanted another cup of wine, that he was drinking, but he couldn't give him any more because they were going to close the bar so I agree on that part of the story. He said that money is more important than life, and someone's family and I disagree on that part of the story.
My conclusion of this story is that ,I think what we should have learned is to not be disrespectful so other people don't talk bad things about us, behind our backs.
