Explain the following comment from "A Clean Well Lighted Place":"He did not wish to be unjust. He was only in a hurry."

In 's
"," the young waiter at the cafe where the solitary old man drinks is in a hurry to
have this cafe close so that he can go home.  Therefore, he tells the other waiter, the
"unhurried waiter," that the old man can buy a bottle and drink at home.  But, when
the older, unhurried waiter remarks, "It is not the same," it is then that the younger
one realizes the callousness of his words,

"No, it
is not," agree the waiter with a wife. He...