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PUTUS ASA Cerita Motivasi dan Inspirasi Nomor 1

02 Januari 2008 – 16:46   (Diposting oleh: Editor)

Di sebuah situs internet diungkapkan kisah fiksi tentang seorang tentara bernama kopral Yono. Saat itu sekitar jam tujuh malam, ia duduk melamun. Pandangannya kosong, sembari tangannya mengaduk es teh. Salah seorang temannya, sebut saja Ricky, tiba-tiba menyambar minuman yang sedang ia aduk. Tanpa basa-basi, Ricky langsung menenggak isi gelas itu sampai tak tersisa sedikit pun.

Sebenarnya Ricky hanya bermaksud bercanda. Bukannya marah atau tersenyum, tetapi Yono justru menangis meraung-raung sambil beruraian air mata. Kontan reaksi Yono membuat Ricky panik. “Kamu nih cengeng banget sih? Katanya kamu tentara? Masa sih gara-gara es teh, kamu nangis keras begitu,” komentar Ricky di antara perasaan kesal dan bingung.

“Kenapa seharian ini hidupku kok apes terus?” rintih kopral Yono sambil terus menangis.

“Kamu kenapa? Ceritakan saja, siapa tahu aku bisa menolongmu,” kata Ricky penuh empati pada karibnya itu.

“Tadi pagi aku dipecat, gara-gara teledor
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