There was a plane flying from Seattle to San Francisco and stopped in Sacramento, the capital of California. The flight attendant said to everyone warmly and kindly: "Dear passengers, we will stop in Sacramento for a while. Please get off the plane, just to move your legs and feet, please be sure to Remember to board on time in 45 minutes."

The passengers walked out of the cabin in order and came to the waiting area. But one blind passenger didn't move. He sat in the seat with the guide dog lying quietly at his feet. When the captain was about to get off the plane, he noticed this and walked over and said, "Sir, we are staying in Sacramento for nearly an hour. Would you like to get off the plane and move your legs? Let me help you!"

The blind passenger replied: "Thank you! But no, but my guide dog needs to be walked."

Then, the passengers in the waiting area saw an amazing scene: their captain appeared at the exit of the bridge passage, wearing sunglasses and holding a guide dog in his hand. The passengers were all stunned. When they recovered, the hall felt like a frying pan, and the passengers were clamoring to change planes and airlines...

It seems that when we help others, we should also think about it a little bit, not only to take into account the interests of the recipients, but also not to forget our own interests.

There was a plane flying from Seattle to San Francisco and stopped in Sacramento, the capital of California. The flight attendant said to everyone warmly and kindly: "Dear passengers, we will stop in Sacramento for a while. Please get off the plane, just to move your legs and feet, please be sure to Remember to board on time in 45 minutes."

The passengers walked out of the cabin in order and came to the waiting area. But one blind passenger didn't move. He sat in the seat with the guide dog lying quietly at his feet. When the captain was about to get off the plane, he noticed this and walked over and said, "Sir, we are staying in Sacramento for nearly an hour. Would you like to get off the plane and move your legs? Let me help you!"

The blind passenger replied: "Thank you! But no, but my guide dog needs to be walked."

Then, the passengers in the waiting area saw an amazing scene: their captain appeared at the exit of the bridge passage, wearing sunglasses and holding a guide dog in his hand. The passengers were all stunned. When they recovered, the hall felt like a frying pan, and the passengers were clamoring to change planes and airlines...

It seems that when we help others, we should also think about it a little bit, not only to take into account the interests of the recipients, but also not to forget our own interests.