When his lovely son Skattov was living on the street, he told his father a joke: a man fell into the water and a passing boat wanted to rescue him. He refused, saying that God would come to save him. Soon, another boat passed by and tried to save him. He was rejected by the man who fell into the water again. He firmly believed that God would come to save him...Finally, the man who fell into the water died. After he came to heaven, he accused God of why he didn't come to save him. God said: "I sent two boats to rescue you, but you rejected them, idiot..."
Sometimes we feel that life is unfair, but have we overlooked something? Just like the fool who fell into the water, happiness will not come to the door, so those who want to wait for happiness to knock on the door will end up with no luck. At the same time, having hope is only in exchange for the patience of waiting, you must have both hands to knock on the door of your happiness...
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