Zhao Mingyuan takes his 73-year-old father out for breakfast. Just because they bought six yuan's worth of steamed buns and soy milk, his father asks to borrow a plastic stool to rest and is publicly humiliated by the proprietress, Liu Guifen. Zhao Mingyuan does not argue. Instead, he lets the employees at the logistics park freely choose their breakfast vendors. Orders at Liu's Breakfast Shop plummet from 126 to just 18, but Liu Guifen refuses to learn her lesson. Instead, she cuts portions, lowers prices, and blames others everywhere she goes, ultimately losing both her customers and the shop she has run for years. Only then does she realize that a business cannot rely on loyal customers putting up with mistreatment, but must offer honest quality and treat people with respect.