When I went to eat rice noodles in the morning, an eighty-year-old lady asked me if I could sit together. I said okay.

When we talked, I found out that she had worked in a bank for decades before retiring, and she was the kind of person who counted money until she was soft. What the elderly say the most is that happiness is more important than anything else. She now comes to this store three times a week, walks over, eats and strolls back to exercise.

She told me that girls have to save money. Men are sincere to be good to you, and they are sincere when they turn their faces and don't recognize people, so they must hide some private money and leave a way out for themselves.

Also, parents are rich, and children are rich, but they are not as rich as they are in their pockets. Sick spend tens of thousands, and the child pays without saying a word. If it is hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands, they will have to weigh it.

Finally, she said something that I remember until now: it is better to buy gold than to buy those big-name bags and clothes. I couldn't wear the bag a few times after buying it, and finally threw it into the cabinet to eat ashes. Gold bars are different, and every time I see them, I feel at ease.