Bosses and beggars

A beggar in rags lingered in front of the cake shop, and passers-by looked abnormal.

The clerk in the shop said impatiently, "Go on, don't affect the business."

The beggar took out a little dirty money in his hand and said carefully, "I want to buy a cake, the smallest one."

At this time, the shopkeeper came over and enthusiastically took out a delicate little cake from the cupboard and handed it to him, and bowed deeply and said, "Thank you for your patronage. Welcome to visit next time. "

The beggar held the cake with trembling hands because he had never been treated like this.

The boss's grandson looked in his eyes and asked inexplicably, "Grandpa, why are you so polite to beggars?"

The shopkeeper said, "Although he is a beggar, he is also our customer. Besides, it is not easy for him to save a little money to buy cakes, so he should be warmly received. "

Sun Tzu added, "In that case, why do you have to collect money?"

The shopkeeper replied, "Because he is a guest today, not a beggar, it is not an insult to him not to accept money. A person, whether poor or rich, deserves to be respected. "

The child nodded in confusion.

Like a sentence very much:

I thought people respected me because I was excellent. I gradually understand that others respect me because they are excellent.

People who know how to respect always give comfort and warmth.