Tell me about the photos of takeout in the rain.

This picture is really touching, but not to the point of making people cry. This is the truth, not that I am cold-blooded. I just think everyone should have their own responsibilities. For example, some postmen travel thousands of miles to deliver letters to people in the mountains, and firefighters risk their lives to save everyone's lives and property, all because of their shining professional ethics.

First of all, let's comment on saving the takeaway brother in the rain. If we put ourselves in other's shoes, how many people can do it? I think most people can do it. There is a simple reason. It's not easy for everyone, and it's not easy to take out a little brother. They deliver takeout in the heavy rain for the money of running errands, and their monthly income is not bad, which makes many people think that takeout is a very profitable industry, but who knows who works hard. What if it rains heavily when delivering takeout? This is my first thought.

I think if I were to handle this matter, I might be as responsible to the customer as the little takeaway brother and try my best to keep the takeaway. I got wet after the heavy rain, so I went home, took a bath and took cold medicine, and I was fine the next day. But if the takeaway suffers and the customer complains, it will not be a trivial matter, and I may be fined a lot of money. The worst thing may be that I will lose my job. I decided not to give them bad reviews or say they were late when ordering takeout in the future. They worked very hard all the way.

Takeaway companies are very strict in the management of selling little brothers. Every complaint will be fined accordingly. The fine is scary, and it may not be enough for a day. Therefore, the takeaway brother in the rain will be unbearable and would rather rescue the takeaway in the heavy rain. It's not easy for anyone to live, and everyone has a hard time.