Louis is dating a woman in a coffee shop. A group of gangsters were clamoring loudly, and Louis could not chat. Louis politely stopped. The gangster ran over to provoke him, threatening to beat him if he didn't beg for mercy.
Louis was stunned. A 42-year-old middle-aged man and a group of young gangsters are definitely not cheap. But at the same time having a female partner, begging for mercy is too embarrassing. This kind of scene has a strong sense of substitution, and most of you have encountered similar things when you were young. I can't help thinking about strategies too, which is to use words to restrain the other party and let the other party know the cost, or to brutally attack the leader and scare the other helpers. But Louis thought for a long time and even said: I admit that you are younger than me, you can beat me, I beg you not to beat me. I was very surprised, but I admire Louis EQ and reason. Afterwards, Louis said that he was the father of two daughters after all, and he was not the kind of person who wanted to do it. After the gangster left, Louis's appointment also fell apart. The female companion can't see it. Although reason also told her that there was only this, the female partner still felt that something was missing.
After the female companion left, Louis began to follow the punks. People get excited at this time. Sure enough, the uncle has a deep routine, and the single gangster will have to suffer. But Louis didn't do anything, and he followed him to the little gangster. At this time, the barrage has been substituted into various sections such as "Breaking Bad": Uncle turned out to be so black, this is to greet the whole family. As a result, the uncle went up and knocked on the door, saw the gangster's parents, and politely told the story. This is really like the way adults handle it. The uncle also brought a sentence: Such threats are illegal. Like appealing to the law, or threats? No matter which one is more suitable than before. But I was wrong again. The gangster was called out by his parents, and his father was furious and started beating the baby. At this time, the uncle was angry and scolded his father: If you treat the child like this, how can the child have a chance to learn well?
I was very moved at this time. It turns out that Louis's seemingly cowardly behavior before has profound values behind it. It is no wonder that time after time it is unexpected and reasonable, but it makes the audience aware of their own superficiality, and this is a comedy full of pathological, vicious, disintegrating three views, and pornographic jokes. This may be the difference between face and lining.
The episode also has a very warm ending: the violent boy’s father went out and gave Louis a cigarette, and then two middle-aged men sat on the threshold and talked about how difficult it is to earn money, raise a family, and raise children...
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