What do you do when you encounter this situation? Hello everyone, where did you all go during the National Day? There is nothing funny to encounter.
During the National Day period, because of the traffic jam, I did not go out to play. Only on the 4th of the year did we briefly take a turn around in the mountains here. As I was getting ready to return, a man in his 30s asked me for directions, and he asked me if there was a bus to the mountain, and I said no: if you want to go to the mountain scenic spot, you can only intercept the car going to the mountain on the side of the road. I saw that the man looked a little lost. Because it was already more than four o'clock in the afternoon, if you went to the mountains to play at that time, you would definitely have to stay in the mountains for one night. But he had to go to work the next day, so he decided not to go up the mountain. So I asked if I had any car to go back to, and I said no. I took a few steps forward and turned back to him and said that if you wanted to go back to the city, I could drop you off at the station, and he quickly said thank you.
During the conversation on the road, I learned that he was a foreigner and came to play with us by car. After getting off the bus from the county seat, walk to the mountains to play (about ten kilometers). On the way, he also tried to stop several cars and tried to take a ride, but no one stopped. He was disappointed, so he decided to walk up the hill. He also said he didn't dare stop too good a car. I asked him why, and he shared a story he had experienced.
One day a few years ago, he was also playing in the field by himself. Because there was no bus at that time, he stopped the car on the side of the road to see if he could take a ride. Stopped several cars did not stop, he did not give up, and finally there was a car of hundreds of thousands of people parked in front of him, he asked the owner if he could let him take a ride, the owner also agreed. However, just as he was about to open the car door, the owner of the car ran away with a throttle. He was confused, didn't know why, and felt like he had been played. Since then, he has not dared to stop other people's cars easily, especially good cars. (Of course, this is not to say that people who drive good cars are not kind)
I also told him that we can't be partial to the whole, let alone extreme, after all, there are still many good people!
If someone stopped you on the road, what would you choose to do? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section.