Talk too much and let others see their jokes.

Not exactly. It depends. Some things, pointed out on the spot, are actually helping each other. For example, in some work links, if you find the unreasonable practices of the other party and point out the unreasonable places in good faith, the other party will not think that you are exposing his shortcomings, but will thank you for helping him a lot. And some things, when they happen, the other party may be pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, or they may deliberately attract others' attention by making trouble, coquetry, and playing dumb. If this is the case, you'd better see through it, stay quiet and turn a blind eye. After all, it is not easy for everyone, and everyone has their own way of life.

Seeing through without telling the truth is actually a kind of advanced education. Allow others to live in their own way. Accept people who are different from themselves in life. Understand everyone's pursuit, take care of yourself, and don't use a narrow heart to exclude behaviors that you feel unreasonable. Maybe your judgment is not necessarily correct. Saving face for others is also a sign of maturity.