Last Friday, I went there and was shocked by what I saw. The place was almost empty. As we parked our car, I noticed a group of staff members--six men using two buggies--who appeared to be doing cleanup work.
What immediately caught my attention was their behavior. They were pulling out flowers in a rude and careless manner, talking and laughing among themselves, showing complete disrespect. What was even worse was that they seemed to be selectively picking only the most beautiful bunches of flowers and leaving behind the older or simpler ones.
At one point, one of the men tried to separate a bunch of flowers that looked new, but because he couldn't do it properly without damaging them, he ended up taking the entire bouquet. When they noticed that I was watching them, they quickly left and disappeared over the hill.
Five to ten minutes later, they returned with empty buggies, but instead of going back to the same area, they headed in the opposite direction. However, this did not stop me from observing them continuing the same behavior, which I confirmed when I passed by them on my way out.
To me, the staff's actions were more than suspicious. I understand that cleanup is sometimes necessary, but this was clearly not a simple cleaning. It appeared to be a selective removal of flowers. For what purpose, I do not know, but the situation felt very wrong.
My concern is whether the administration is aware of this behavior or if this is being treated as a private matter benefiting only the staff. read more