Warung Emak Ini Disatroni Maling. Pas Pencurinya Terciduk, Malah Si Emak Memaafkan dan Ngasih Uang ke Si Maling!

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Di kita mah jarang ada maling ketangkap langsung dikasih ke polisi. Kebanyakan masyarakat Indonesia akan langsung menyerbu memukuli si maling, baik dengan tangan kosong, ataupun pake alat. Intinya, polisi biasanya terima bekas aja Gaes. Bekas pukul maksudnya! Tapi beda banget dengan maling yang satu ini. Alih-alih habis dihajar masa, si maling justru dilindungi oleh korbannya. Nggak cuma itu, malingnya dikasih duit lagi. Enak banget kan?

Adalah Mak Madura, seorang nenek yang berjualan di Lapangan Banteng, Jakarta Pusat. Di sore itu, Mak Madura mendapati uang di warung miliknya raib. Sadar ada maling yang masuk, dia pun kemudian berteriak minta pertolongan warga.

"Orang itu masuk ke warung emak, ngambil kantong uang emak terus pergi. Si emak pas balik sadar uangnya nggak ada terus teriak 'uangnya ilang'. Nah orangnya itu sudah jalan ke arah Istiqlal," kata saksi mata bernama Dadang.

Setelah si maling ketangkap, rupanya warga yang geram bermaksud untuk menghakimi si maling. Beruntung, Mak Madura sangat baik hati. Dia justru meminta kepada warga untuk tidak memukuli si pencuri, dan tidak melaporkannya ke polisi.

"Kalau bulan puasa jangan suka pukul-pukul orang lah,"ucap wanita yang berusia 82 tahun ini.

Dari sini, si maling udah dapet berkah banget Gaes. Dia nggak digebukin, nggak dilaporin juga ke polisi. Masih belum cukup, setelah si maling meminta maaf dan mengembalikan uang yang dia curi, Mak Madura pun kemudian memberikan sedikit uangnya. Lumayan lah, 20 ribu!

"Saya kasih Rp 20.000 sambil bilang, 'Sudah, kamu pergi dari sini.' Buat ongkos dia, daripada dipentungin,"kata Mak Madura.

Eh busyet, ini emak baik banget nyak? Panjang umur dan sehat selalu ya Mak, moga-moga dilimpahi rezeki yang banyak. Terus buat si maling, Lo cepetan tobat. Masih untung yang dicolong emak-emak baik hati, coba kalau bukan. Udah bonyok, plus lebaran di penjara Lo! How Much Do Plumbers Make

**Jangan Lupa mampir di lapak lainnya Gaes!!

While working underneath a house, Joseph Rosenblum, a plumber in training in northwest Arkansas, confronted a skunk and discovered a talent that he previously hadn’t been aware of: crawling very quickly. “At least its tail wasn’t facing me,” he recalled. “I had a little bit of a chance to get out of there before I got sprayed.” Smelly creatures, sewage baths and late-night emergency calls to fix broken pipes are all part of the mix in Mr. Rosenblum’s line of work. But the potential to earn a good living, doing a job he finds rewarding, outweighs the drawbacks, Mr. Rosenblum, 34, said. He figures that if he works hard, he can earn from $50,000 to $70,000 a year or even more, once he is fully licensed. “I know plumbers that make $80,000, $90,000 a year,” he said in a recent interview, after spending an afternoon clearing a clogged drain at a restaurant. Turns out there may be something to the advice your meddling uncle gave you at your high school graduation, about skipping college and becoming a plumber instead. Plumbers and the related trades of pipe fitters and steamfitters, who often work in commercial and industrial settings, earned median pay of about $49,000 a year nationally, well above the $35,000 average for all occupations, according to 2012 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The top 10 percent earn more than $84,000 a year. The average in big markets like Chicago and New York is about $70,000. (One caveat: The statistics are gathered from employers subject to paying unemployment insurance, so they don’t include the roughly 11 percent of plumbers who are self-employed.) Demand for plumbers and fitters is strong. The number employed is expected to grow 21 percent by 2022, versus 11 percent across all occupations, according to Labor Bureau statistics. Mr. Rosenblum also reasons that plumbers have a fair degree of job security: “No matter how technologically advanced the world gets, plumbing is going to be kind of a basic necessity,” he said. Even former Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York, a billionaire who knows a few things about making money, told listeners to his weekly radio show last spring that working as a plumber makes more financial sense for some students than attending an elite, four-year college: “Being a plumber, actually for the average person, probably would be a better deal, because you don’t spend four years spending 40, 50 thousand dollars tuition, and no income,” he said.

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