I Work as a Security Guard in a Community, and the Owners Are All Weird

On Lin Mo's first day on the job, the property manager patted him on the shoulder and said, "There is only one rule in our community - the owners' requirements should be met as much as possible." He thought it was a polite comment. Until the night shift surveillance, the courier from Building 3 404 slipped into the door by himself; the old lady's cat in 502 had nine tails; someone from the owner group @ him: "Security guy, don't patrol the 7th floor tonight, I'm molting." He wanted to resign, but the contract said: Resignation requires the consent of all owners. Instantly 99+ in the group—— "No way." "Who will collect the express delivery after you leave?" "When the last security guard left, he was carried out." Lin Mo took a deep breath and straightened his security hat. OK. Isn't he just a weird owner? He has been working as a security guard for ten years and has never seen any unruly people. It just collects express delivery, mediates disputes, and registers visitors. Whether the owner is a human being or not does not affect his check-in.