At a family reunion, Sarah’s brother-in-law Tom, a wealthy lawyer, mocked her husband David, a teacher, for his modest income. However, days later, Tom’s flashy Ferrari broke down, leading him to a humiliating bus ride where he encountered David. Karma brought Tom a humbling lesson about success and respect.
Tom arrived at the reunion flaunting his new Ferrari, boasting about his success. When the conversation shifted to careers, Tom insulted David, saying, “You’ll never own a car like mine on a teacher’s salary.” David responded calmly, “Teaching gives me a sense of purpose that money can’t buy.” Days later, Tom’s Ferrari broke down, and he was forced to ride the bus, where he ran into David.
Tom’s humiliating bus experience taught him humility. At the next reunion, Tom apologized to David, admitting, “Success isn’t about material possessions. It’s about making a difference, something you do every day as a teacher.”
