The speaker believes that not indulging others is crucial for maintaining personal boundaries and self-respect. They argue that constantly accommodating others can lead to a loss of one's own identity and stability. By setting clear boundaries, one can preserve their inner peace and avoid being taken advantage of.
The speaker recalled an incident during a dance performance where someone kept their phone on, distracting others. After tolerating it for a while, the speaker finally asked the person to turn off their phone. This experience reinforced their belief in the necessity of not indulging others and standing up for oneself.
The speaker believes in respecting shared spaces by dividing them equally. For example, on an airplane, they expect the middle armrest to be shared, with each person keeping their belongings on their respective side. They find it frustrating when others monopolize shared spaces without consideration for others.
The speaker is deeply troubled by the poor treatment of service staff, especially by those in positions of power or privilege. They believe that everyone deserves respect, regardless of their job, and that treating service staff poorly reflects poorly on one's character and upbringing.
The speaker has a positive view of the service standards of Chinese airlines, noting that the staff are generally very polite and attentive. They acknowledge that while the food may not always be to everyone's taste, the overall service quality is commendable and on par with international standards.
The speaker is critical of the high-handed behavior of some business class passengers, who often display a lack of basic courtesy towards the flight attendants. They find it particularly uncomfortable when passengers refuse to acknowledge the staff or treat them with disdain, viewing it as a sign of poor upbringing.
The speaker is highly annoyed by the repetitive and poorly executed advertisements by '饿了么', especially the use of awkward English phrases like 'city 不 city' and 'eat 不 eat'. They find these ads irritating and believe that the company should improve its advertising strategy to avoid alienating customers.
The speaker is critical of the behavior of fans at airports, particularly when they disregard other passengers in their eagerness to meet their idols. They recount an incident where a fan stepped on their foot without apologizing, highlighting the self-centeredness of some fans.