In the essay, “I’m Ok but You’re Not”, the author explains to us why what you do is perfectly ok but what others do is perfectly not ok, even though we are doing the, generally, same thing. The author of this essay is Dr. Zoellner and he was a literature professor at Colorado State University. He tells us an experience that he had one morning in a campus diner. He goes on to tell us that what he was doing, which was public smoking, is perfectly ok, compared to what other people were doing, and in this case, people were polluting the Earth’s atmosphere, is perfectly not ok. The people that Dr. Zorllner was pointing out was an older couple, that seemed arrogant to him, letting their dogs pollute the diners front lawn, their car polluting the
