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April 7, 2016
Dear Atty. Theodore Te,
Today . may I respectfully show you a tweet you posted, where you said, :
"Credit where it is due. Props to LTO Baguio; renewed my drivers license in less than 30 mins.Efficient and courteous service."
I am not impressed on the way LTO Baguio rendered services to you because they knew who you are, one of the gods from Padre Faura and services accorded to you in the contrary could spell disaster to anyone or all of them. Better was you had taken a look around and observed how they treated ordinary mortals. Did they receive equally the same experience? If your response is yes, then I will join you giving credit to them. If your response is no, then there is no point giving credit to them. Public servants who have services meant for the poor and the weak and another for the rich and the powerful deserve eternal perdition.
How I wish that I could tweet out the same message to this effect: "Credit where it is due, Props to Supreme Court of the Philippines PIO Chief Atty. Theodore Te; responded to my inquiry in less than 30 minutes. Efficient and courteous service." But, I beg your pardon for telling you this: " You are in the wrong way and you need to change route while there is still time. You will be coming home tonight and take a look at your children. What if they happened to know what you are doing? You are acting in contrast of what you are saying. You are delighted receiving efficient and courteous service but reluctant reciprocating the same tenor to others. What do you want others do unto you, do it to them."
Thank you for your "commitment" to best public service equally to all.
Sincerely,
Antonio L. Buensuceso Jr.
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