Learn to see others' merits 2

Learn to see others' merits 2
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Last week, I was preparing my final exam with a classmate. The questions were too difficult, so as usual, we started to chit and chat about our lecturers. >_<
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Suddenly, he asked me how I felt about Mr. Zain. It was a sensitive question. As during the days I went and listened Mr. Zain's classes, he was often asked to sit in front and scolded by Mr. Zain.
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“I was not really taking Mr. Zain's subject at that time, I just went there and listened to those jokes for fun. (Thus, I don't have lot to comment.) ”, I guessed he must hold some negative impressions about Mr. Zain.
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To my surprise, he told me he thought Mr. Zain was good.
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"How?” I was astonished by his answer, “Do you think he told too many jokes?”.
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“Not really, we cannot concentrate through out 60 minutes. Whereby he added some jokes in between then teaching again. That made the classes more interesting. ”
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I thought he must hate Mr. Zain, as the result of being picked up before the class.
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His objective made me think: maybe this boy had not done very well in one of his Business Law exams yesterday, but he could be a very good human resource manager in the future.
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