Mercyless Engen

I am a pensioner and stopped at Engen Meyersdal last night, to asked a petrol attendant if I could sleep in my car, because I did not feel well. He was friendly and pleasant, and gave me permission. About two hours later, two security guards approached me, and asked me to leave, because the owner does not allow people to sleep in their car. I think it is a sad day, that this owner who accumulated a lot of wealth as a result of the community's support, now chase a pensioner away who was in need. This owner will one day, when the winds of fortune shift, and tragedy visits his family, realise the value of grace and mercy, and wish he was more tolerant of people who do not contribute to his finances. One day when he bend his knee and answer to John 21:15, he will be reminded of the pensioner he chased away. I drove to Sasol in Meyersdal, and and they accomodated me in a pleasant manner. Bless this Sasol owner and his staff.