【Sea and River Night Talks】Asking Questions with Knowledge
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On the plane, the flight attendant asked an elderly man in his 60s, \"Sir, would you like to have something to eat?\" The old man said: Add bok choy to the claypot rice. The flight attendant hurriedly said, \"I’m sorry, sir. We don’t have claypot rice. We have fish rice, chicken rice, and pork rice.\" The old man said, “I’m done eating.” The flight attendant asked again, \"Sir, would you like something to drink?\" The old man said: Molasses. The flight attendant quickly replied, \"I’m sorry, sir. We don’t have molasses. We do have black tea, green tea, orange juice, and apple juice.\" The old man smiled and said, “Don’t you get any training on what open-ended questions are and what closed-ended questions are?” Haha, so this is a training instructor
No wonder the flight attendants reported it – what’s the matter? I see, that’s how it is. . . .
Definitely. Otherwise, it would be tricky even if a troublemaker showed up
It’s possible that DI is a practice commonly adopted by those with more extreme ways of thinking and more volatile emotions.
Still so high-minded at this age? ? What are you showing off to the flight attendant for?
Your boss must like you \ud83e\udd2d
I just brought up a topic; now you’re taking it seriously
Is it a thing inherent in a certain profession* that when you see someone on the street with loose shoelaces, you would offer to help them?