I work as an airport ticketing customer service representative. In my past life, during summer vacation, a group of high school students bought tickets to go abroad, with a transit point in Myanmar. After questioning them, I learned they hadn't obtained their parents' permission, so I immediately called the police and saved them in time. However, afterwards, these students posted misinterpretations online, claiming I maliciously altered their ticket information. I was fired from the airport, and these students even came to my home and, in a fit of anger, pushed me off the building, killing me! When I opened my eyes again, seeing their excited faces, I placed the order directly, simultaneously showing them the terms and conditions: "Please read carefully and sign."