Do not have sympathy for the underprivileged. Once in Yancheng, I was taking a taxi, and it happened to be raining that day; when I arrived, the car couldn't drive directly to the hotel entrance. The driver insisted on giving me an umbrella, but how could I be polite and ask for it, especially since it was a hassle, so I kept refusing. The driver said, this was left behind by the last passenger, no problem. We thought, let's just use it, and when we leave the hotel, it will be convenient for others, so we accepted the umbrella. My payment has always been contactless, but later I checked the bill and found I was overcharged by 20 yuan. Is it possible that Didi drivers are umbrella sellers? In an environment that fosters toxicity, only harm is cultivated, and kindness cannot grow. The underprivileged will do anything to compete for resources. Being kind to them might ultimately hurt yourself.