As the proportion of elderly residents in our city continues to rise, demand for deliveries to older residential communities is high, yet order rejection rates remain stubbornly elevated. Mr. Zhou of Zhou Ji Catering plans to establish his own delivery station to handle orders from older residential communities that major delivery platforms are reluctant to accept. He takes notice of Rider Tian, a diligent courier who knows the city's roads and alleys well, and invites him to manage operations. Tian initially has reservations but agrees to cooperate after careful consideration. Mr. Zhou takes care of the premises, licenses, and other arrangements, then entrusts the delivery station to Tian. Meanwhile, minor workplace conflicts related to delivery services also arise, highlighting both the value and the challenges of this work serving the community.