I really can’t tolerate big men picking their feet. I think this is one of the great vices in society.

Everyone who has taken a bus knows clearly that the smell inside the bus is unpleasant, the crowds are extremely crowded, and sometimes it can be noisy and uncomfortable like a wet market. I don’t think there is such a thing as “old people become bad, nor do bad people become old.” First of all, I dare to say that this uncle is picking his feet on the bus. This is a bad habit and a fundamental flaw. How can a person with moral cultivation do such a vulgar and indecent behavior?

Let’s first look at those white-collar workers who catch the bus to go to work every day, and then look at those students who catch the bus to go to school. Are they picking their feet? No! Does it mean that they are moral and cultivated? No, this can only be said to be a habit. Maybe they will do this kind of thing at home, haha, but this cannot be compared. They did not do this behavior in public, so this is right. On the contrary, why does the uncle pick his feet on the bus? It really can only mean that it is a bad habit.

Let’s look at the act of playing music loudly. Hey, it’s hard for me to say it. You just listen to music by yourself. Why do you play music loudly? Does it mean that the elderly are deaf and need to play loudly? Do you want to put it on? In this case, you can just wear headphones. Why go to extra trouble and make the whole car noisy and prevent people from taking a good ride! It's not that the old man has become bad, it's that he is inherently bad! It’s not that the bad guy gets older, it’s that he’s still bad regardless of whether he’s old or not.

Is it wrong for the driver to remind passengers? I think what the driver did was right. He has the right to stop the big man’s behavior. Why? Because, as a driver, he is responsible for the safety of passengers and has the proper professional ethics. In the first place, being a driver is a hard job. He drives back and forth all day long. He hardly has any time to rest. He looks very tired. Why shouldn't he be allowed to drive properly? He has to do such indecent behavior. He has For the sake of the passengers, I went to remind him and stop his behavior, but why did he get scolded instead? I'm sorry for him. Most drivers are good. In order for the passengers to have a good ride in the car and so that they can concentrate on driving, they will basically not play loud music in the car. It is normal for a few people to talk. After all, this is the right of the passengers. It doesn't mean that experienced drivers will never get into trouble. It would be best if they can drive in a good environment. Appropriate reminders are in order.

A big man who picks his feet plays music loudly on the bus. The driver reminds him but he gets scolded all the way. Can character be taught by others? Can it be changed by others? I don’t think so.