In real life, we often come across a word called "for the rich". The gist is that rich people are not kind.
Personally, the term may have two meanings: one is that the rich will do whatever it takes to get money, and the other is that they are not able to treat the weak well when they have money.
Is this really the case? It should be said that the phenomenon of being unkind to the rich certainly exists. But I also want to tell you that the poor are not necessarily good.
Downstairs from my house, there is a small bazaar. There are usually twenty or thirty stalls selling fruits, vegetables, meat, and cooked food. In my contact with them, I gradually felt that many of these small businesses who seem to be at the bottom of the population are not kind.
To say the simplest example, if you want to buy two catties of meat, he will cut you to at least two and a half catties, and the extra half catty is actually a forced purchase and sale, because for a person who often sells meat, if you say that the difference is one or two halves is understandable, and the difference of half a catty or even eight taels is definitely the reason for the thought. Later, I bought meat again and learned a trick, that is, I originally wanted to buy two catties, but I only said that I would buy one and a half catties, and in the end it would basically be close to two catties.
As for the shortage of catties and short two, it is even more commonplace. At the vegetable and fruit stalls, I have encountered "ghost hands" more than once. Let's say I once picked eight apples and came home with eight turned out to be ten, three of which were rotten.
Now, if I have time, I usually go to the supermarket a kilometer away, mainly because I don't want to be angry with them.
Just now, I swiped a seven-second video. To sum it up in one sentence, it simply blew up the lungs. The footage shows a female cleaner pulling a kitten out of a cardboard box and throwing it out the window.
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So, why did she kill the kitten? The reason is that she wanted the cardboard box.
In our opinion, the vast majority of cleaners are people at the bottom, and they can also be called poor, and they really have no social status.
However, as a middle-aged woman, she can actually throw a kitten from the tenth floor alive, I can't say that she is a femme fatale, right?
Judging from this incident, I would like to say that whether a person is benevolent or unkind has nothing to do with the amount of his wealth. Some of the poor are also bad, or even worse.
Finally, to talk about the ending of this matter, the video text shows that the kitten did not fall to his death, but fell into the green belt downstairs, and was then adopted by the blogger of this video.