One should not think only of oneself

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The saying \"Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself\" allows us to see the differences between people in the details. It rained the day before yesterday, and today my colleagues and I washed cars together. My car wasn’t very dirty, so it only needed to be rinsed. Another colleague had already washed his car yesterday; my car was washed once and then wiped down, with clean water being used to rinse it. I haven’t used foam in my recent washes, as I think foam is quite corrosive. The colleague who washed his car yesterday will use a mop to wipe down the tires today. I already rinsed both mops in the sink before washing the cars; I used one, while the other is still unused I told him it had been rinsed, but he still put it in the bucket to rinse it; there was residual foam on the mop, and at that time I was rinsing the car with clean water. Actually, next to the car washing station in our company, there are two more faucets; one of them even has a sink, which is very convenient for washing mops. Actually, the reason I say this is to emphasize that one should not consider only oneself and ignore others; one must also learn to put themselves in others’ shoes. (I say this because the suction pipe of the booster pump is placed inside a bucket to draw water and increase its pressure.)