It turns out that the hints in life are so obvious, and reading these hints will save half of the detours. After reading the sharing of netizens, I understood: It turns out that many things must be flexible, asking is not good, not asking.
Teller: Meet a smart person who can understand
Some netizens shared: I work in a bank, and the elderly can't come to the scene to sign the power of attorney, we all open one eye, close one eye, and have a video and a handprint, if you encounter a particularly bad attitude, then I'm sorry, we have to go to your house to see if the old man is really conscious, and we don't have time to go every day.
Family: I'll take you on leave
Some netizens also complained: Our patients were told that they could not leave the hospital when they were admitted to the hospital, and they were responsible for their own safety issues. Some people always come to the nurse's station and ask if you can go home and sleep tonight. Our nurses' station is directly opposite the surveillance. Every time I say that I can't leave the hospital when I am admitted to the hospital. I have to keep chasing and saying: I'll give you a leave. I can only say: in principle, no. He still doesn't understand. There's no way I'm going to say to the monitors, "Go back."
Student: What if the teacher is trying to confuse me?
Some netizens shared: The real thing that happened yesterday. I had a multiple-choice question in my paper where the correct options were not printed, so I asked the students to write the correct options by hand before the exam. As a result, most of the students understood in seconds, and some of them were still choosing other options, I really hate that iron does not make steel...
Some netizens also think that this kind of "hint" makes people uncomfortable...... Okay is good, no is not good, clear is not more able to make people have a sense of boundaries and rules to live, so it is easy to make people take advantage of loopholes and have a fluke mentality, in fact, there will be a deeper evil, what do you think?
(What seconds do you encounter to understand other people's hints?)