But he has a weakness: he often forgets about other people helping him, from big things to small things, and gradually takes it for granted. He said: The world around us has many good people, and good people do good without expecting anything in return.
People call her a supercomputer for a simple reason: she remembers every detail. And remembers every little detail. Whoever says bad things about her, even if they are just harsh, whoever harms her, whether intentionally or unintentionally, and whoever does her a favor, all are in her memory. Some people ask why her memory has so many GBs, if she doesn't clean up the trash, it will overflow, she laughs and says she only remembers what needs to be remembered. But in general, anything that is too good is not good, many people are afraid of her because just a few careless words will immediately create a reaction in her brain. So she pins it down and throws it out in meetings when commenting and evaluating someone.
He is a colleague and friend of both of them because he is near retirement age, so they often seek him out as a spiritual support when needed. Late in the afternoon, after the work is done and the KPI of the day is completed, both of them come to him, have a cup of coffee to relax. She recalled that in the early afternoon, she "criticized" the hypocritical A in the meeting, making her speechless. He innocently told her that he had just borrowed money from a friend to buy a car for his son. He listened quietly for a long time and then told her: Every force that is released always has a reaction, it's just a matter of time, so everything should be considered for its consequences. Moreover, when criticizing others, if they have 7 sins, you should only mention 1 or 2, don't reveal all of them, it will only fan the flames of hatred.
Then he turned to him and smiled: Nothing is born naturally nor does it disappear naturally, it just changes from one form to another. Think about it, you are used to relying on and borrowing from others and think you always get what you get, but in fact you will also lose, and you will think about what you will lose.
The song “Pink Rain” by musician Trinh echoed in the restaurant: “The person sitting down asks for full rain/ In both hands a long pain/ The person lying down listening to the lullaby/ Life is so short that one is indifferent”.
