I found that these people, after watching Brother Yong, always have to make snide remarks and give pointers whenever they see someone opening a shop, as if running a restaurant is a sin.

The last look revealed that I myself am also physically unfit and clueless about grains, but I just can't stand to see others succeed. Before I even get started, I want to declare a death sentence on others.

People rely on belittling others to boost their own sense of value, showing their intellectual superiority through comparison. This is the fundamental reason why programs like Brother Yong's restaurant show can become popular.

When talking about others, it's always ego too big and aiming too high; when looking at oneself, it's always bad luck and unrecognized talent.

And if you want to succeed, you have to do things yourself and go through personal experience. Once you succeed, others will say: It was just good luck.