134 Good luck 祝你好運(yùn)
I had just gotten off the subway when a ragged-looking street person came walking up to me and asked, “Excuse me. Do you have a dollar?” Ordinarily I'm a soft touch, but I hadn't been able to get to an ATM that day and my purse was practically empty. “I'm sorry. I don't.” I apologized. “Here you go.” he said, handing me a single. “Good luck.”
我剛從地鐵下來(lái),一個(gè)衣著破舊的流浪漢走到我跟前問(wèn)我:“請(qǐng)問(wèn),你有一塊錢(qián)嗎?”通常我是個(gè)富有同情心的人,但是那天我沒(méi)能去自動(dòng)提款機(jī),我的錢(qián)包實(shí)在已經(jīng)空了。我道歉說(shuō):“對(duì)不起,我沒(méi)有。”他遞過(guò)來(lái)一塊錢(qián),說(shuō):“給你,祝你好運(yùn)。”