All in all, Amit Farkash demonstrated good citizenship, but got involved with various parties in front of whom she conducted herself in an honest and fair manner.
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The actress-singer shared with her 135 thousand followers on Instagram last night (Wednesday) a story in which she was involved a few months ago.
While she was parking her car, it rubbed another car - and in response, Farkash did the required thing and left a note on that car to contact her, in order to bear the costs of the damage.
At first it seemed that the story ended in a good way, but recently it took a surprising turn that made her reflect on whether she really should have behaved decently and honestly the way she did.
Itay Levy and Amit Farkash in the musical "Casablanca", in which she stars these days, photo: Koko
"I decided that for all those who crashed my car and didn't leave a note (which is very, very expensive), I will leave a note of course and that I will pay for the damage," Perkash shared with her followers.
"After two weeks, a guy called me and told me that it was a rental car and anyway the whole car was screwed up, so he would give it up to me. I said, 'Thank you, it's so nice to have people like you!'. I felt like I did the right thing," she continued.
"But then I got a call from the car rental company, and they basically tried to 'knock' me off so that I would pay them for all the damage they caused to their car in the last six months," she said.
"I was smart and took pictures of the blow I did, so luckily I will only pay for my damage, but now the car rental company is also trying to make all kinds of tricks on me, even though I was really fair with them," she stressed.
"The big question is if there really are good people in the world, because after that phone call I felt that I did the right thing, and I was honest, and I will continue to do so of course, but that guy... I didn't understand... and this rental company... I didn't understand ", she had a hard time digesting the behavior in front of her.
"It really made my day," she concluded.
"The question is whether to be an honest person and leave a note or not and whether to stop believing that there are good people in the world."
Amit Parkash in the play "The House of Bernarda Alba" (archive), photo: Redi Rubinstein
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