It is a small story of responsibility or responsibility

There was a beggar who came outside a bun shop in the freezing winter.

The owner of the steamed bun shop saw that he was pitiful, so he gave him two steamed buns. The beggar was grateful, grateful, and devoured two steaming buns.

When the owner of the steamed bun shop saw that the beggar was so hungry, he immediately took out two more steamed buns, and the beggar was still very grateful, and then finished eating the four steamed buns.

The owner of the bun shop thought, wow, it turns out that my help is so great for the beggar. In the process of helping the beggar, I also felt an unprecedented sense of value, so I took out the fifth and sixth buns.

At this time, the beggar was basically full, and he said thank you to the boss, and his gratitude to the boss was not as strong as when he ate the first and second buns.

In the end, he barely ate the two buns.

The owner of the steamed bun shop thought that I could be of such a great help to him with such a small gesture, and immediately took out the 7th and 8th steamed buns.

Guess what?

The 7th bun, the beggar threw it away after eating half of it, and then walked away.

The owner of the bun shop was very angry, why was this beggar so ungrateful, I gave him 8 buns in a row, and in the end he walked away without a word of thanks. The surrounding neighbors also said that beggars should not be like this, how could they make such selfish actions.

In this little story, the beggar is the weak, and people often like to point fingers at the weak because it has no ability to refute. But how much of the beggar's final departure and lack of gratitude is caused by the boss's excessive help and satisfaction step by step? But no one in life said that the boss did something wrong.

This is a topic of responsibility and commitment.

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