1- a situation when you waited for a bus or a train 2- a challenging profession you know about

Model Answer 2: 
Generally, I have never seen any bank cashier to make mistakes in counting 
money but recently I had such an experience at the branch of a multinational 
bank her in Mumbai. The bank cashier made the mistake and apologised to 
me. 

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The man, named as Madan Mohan (as per his name tag) made the mistake in 
counting the money that I gave him to deposit on my college account as my 
semester fee. The amount was 7945 rupees and Mr. Mohan did not count the 
amount completely. So, when he asked me for more money to fill up the 
semester fee, I politely said him that I had provided the exact amount. I 
requested him to count again but he shouted out loud. I was astonished at 
such a behaviour.
The incident happened just before a week of my last semester of my first year 
in the college. In fact, it was the year ending examination at the college for 
getting promoted in the 12th grade. Every one of my college mates was busy in 
preparation for the exam while the college payments were settled by their 
parents. Since my father was out of the city for some business purposes, I had 
to take the responsibility of paying the college fees. So, I went to the bank 
where usually the college fees are deposited.
I was surprised with Mr. Mohan’s behaviour and asked him why he shouted at 
me. He failed to provide any satisfactory explanation and finally apologised to 
me. He admitted that it was his mistake on counting. He also said that he had 
not noticed the changes with the rupees. What a lame excuse! He also said 
that he was on the view that I was cheating with the fees and brought the 
reduced amount. He compared me with the other boys with the idea who 
cheat on college fees and then come to keep some credit and appear in the 
exam. But I was and made him understood that I am none of those boys. I also 
asked him again to count the money and when he found everything in order, 
he apologised
Forgiving is considered as one the best virtues. So, I forgave the bank cashier 
but the behaves he did with me was shocking. He shouted loud before 
everyone and tried to prove that I am one of the mischievous boys stealing 
money from home. But when I made him realise that it was his mistake as he 
did not count the money I the right manner and it happened for his negligence, 
he repented. He was looking sad and it appeared that he truly was feeling sorry 
inside. So, forgiving him, I left the bank.