What's Land Rover's next sentence?

You can only drive a Land Rover if you eat hard. The next sentence is: Young people can drive Li Xia only if they don't work hard.

Judging from the folk jingle, you can only drive a Land Rover if you eat hard, and you can only drive a Li Xia if you don't work hard. You can only drive a Mercedes if you are honest. If you don't want to go to work, you can only drive Chang 'an. If you feel bad, you can drive Wuling Hong Guang. If you are too impatient, you must drive the dodge. If you work hard, you can drive a Bentley. If you are enthusiastic, you are designated as an antelope. Most of them are jingles with philosophical entertainment nature.

The jingle originates from life:

This language phenomenon is generally called "jingle" by ordinary people. The jingle originated from life and is the most commonly used by vendors. The quality of the goods sold has a lot to do with fluency. Proper use of jingles can even achieve the purpose of clearing the field of commodity sales.

What is a "jingle"? According to the Modern Chinese Dictionary, it refers to "a popular spoken Chinese rhyme with irregular sentences, which is purely spoken and easy to read." We think it may be more appropriate to call this popular language phenomenon "folk songs". The so-called "folk songs", that is, folk songs, are mostly related to current affairs and politics.