This article was inspired by a short story shared by a friend.
A woman goes to a class reunion alone. Among the classmates at the party, she was neither the best nor the worst. After having enough wine and food, it was time to pay the bill. A classmate who was doing well in the business asked for a treat, and he called over a man who had just been caught engaging in prostitution. The man was the principal of a school. When he saw the bill, the man hesitated, so he called a father who had always wanted his child to enter his school. The father who came last turned out to be the woman's husband.
The development of the story took a long time, but in the end it was the most inconspicuous person who bought all the orders for everyone.
Such is life. Often the lower the rank, the greater the pressure. These pressures may not seem like much to some people in high positions, but it is often the superposition of such pressures that crushes little people with dreams one after another.