The 102-year-old dad Dartley is quite cheerful and fashionable. He wears suits and sunglasses, dances folk dances, travels around the world and is good at absorbing summaries. He rides a rickshaw and asks the driver to tell about his childhood village. The 75-year-old son, Babu, lives as carefully as a sea turtle: First, set an alarm clock for 15 minutes in the bath, and catch a cold if he exceeds it. Second, there are two places in the bathroom with plastic-sealed A4 paper: "Don't forget to turn off the faucet". Third, I can't sleep without my own blanket, which has been covered for 65 years, and the quality of the blankets in Kashmir is really good. Fourth, go see a doctor if you have nothing to do, take blood pressure and take supplements. Fifth, don't care about everything, always ask: "What does this have to do with me?" Then slowly leave to rest. The 102-year-old father felt that his 75-year-old son would live a few years at most if he continued like this, so he decided to send him to a nursing home, of course, to scare him. Babu was desperate, and was forced to agree to his father's conditions. He promised his father to do a few things. He also hired a young man, Drew, to be a witness and signed a formal contract.
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