A piece of paper with a large black circle in the middle was accidentally printed in the copier. The clerk who was guarding the machine accidentally put the cup on the black, and the cup fell into it. Take it out again. Pick up the paper again and put your other hand into the black piece so that it doesn't show through on the other side of the paper. So he put the paper on the automatic shopping machine, reached into the black, and was able to take out the contents of the shopping machine. He came to the safe again, put the piece of paper on the safe, and then reached in to get the money. After taking out a lot of money, he simply got in through the black, but after he went in, the paper outside was not sticky properly. Reliable, it fell. The movie ends. This little clerk is undoubtedly greedy, and it is also a portrayal of the vast majority of people. People's desires are often endless. After being swallowed up by desires, they may regret it, or they may not realize it at all. These meanings should be very clear. Just where is that black piece? Is it in the safe? Or another multidimensional space-time? Or even a parallel universe? This is where it gets interesting.
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