Living in an apartment: Only children make choices.

Lin Yun took the initiative to greet him.

"Hello, listener. Please share your story with us."

Soon, a man's voice came out.

"Hello host, I'm so sad right now!"

Lin Yun asked tentatively.

"Have you also experienced a breakup, listener?"

The audience paused noticeably for a moment before continuing.

"No, not at all!"

"But I lost my job today!"

"Today our company hired a young person to replace me in my position!"

"I've worked so hard for so many years, only to be replaced and fired!"

Lin Yun hurriedly said.

"I suggest you take legal action against this kind of 'discarding the millstone after it has served its purpose' behavior."

"But if the company is indeed operating in accordance with its rules and regulations."

"Then you really don't have any solutions..."

"Midlife unemployment is like your first love becoming your mother; there's nothing you can do about it, so you just have to try to be more positive about it."

"With your work experience, finding another job shouldn't be a problem, right?"

The audience member said in despair.

"I think there's a serious problem!"

"I was completely outmatched by that new young guy!"

"I have absolutely no confidence left!"

"I just want to hide in a cardboard box and live out my old age in peace!"

Nuolan gently comforted her.

"Listener, don't lose confidence because of small setbacks in life."

"You're only truly incapable when you yourself feel inadequate."

"What others think is none of your business!"

The listener said, his voice trembling with tears.

"It's not that I think I'm not good enough, it's just that the other side is just too strong!"

"What kind of feeling did I have when I competed against him...?"

"For example, I am an amateur basketball enthusiast, playing one-on-one basketball games with others on a dark court."

"At that moment, the lights came on, and Shaquille O'Neal at his peak gave me a chuckle."

"Then he stood to the side, ready to serve!"

"That's right, my opponent isn't him, but Jay Chou from Kung Fu Dunk!"

Nolan asked, puzzled.

"Jay Chou from Kung Fu Dunk?"

Lin Yun explained from the side.

"It can hit the bullseye every time, jump several meters high, and even turn back time."

Nuolan suddenly realized.

"So that's how it is!"

"That's too..."

Faced with this situation, Lin Yun offered a solution.

“Listener, I believe that after working for so many years, you must have saved up some money.”

The next moment, the listener burst into tears.

Lin Yun hurriedly said.

"Don't rush!"

"If you have money, you'll find a way!"

"I have money, I don't have money!"

"Calm down first!"

After a moment, the male listener asked.

"Is there any way?"

Lin Yun spoke up.

"I suggest you go out for a walk to relax. Only when you're in a good mood can you get back into the swing of things."

"Don't worry, it won't cost much."

"Therefore, I suggest you travel to Northeast China."

The male listener asked, puzzled.

"northeast?"

"Want to go see the snow?"

Lin Yun interrupted.

"vulgar!"

"Of course, we're going to take a bath!"

"As the saying goes, if you want to go to the bathhouses in the whole country, go to Northeast China! And if you want to go to the bathhouses in Northeast China, go to Shenyang!"

"For cultural experiences, look to Shenyang; for martial arts, look to Changchun. Harbin offers a unique and exotic atmosphere!"

Trust me, there's one that's right for you!

The male listener sincerely said, "Sweat."

"Thank you, thank you, Teacher Lin!"

"I'm buying a ticket to Northeast China right now; that sounds much more reliable than seeing a psychologist!"

The first thousand chapters are filled with philosophical insights (Please customize!).

After hanging up the phone, Lin Yun added a point.

"What I just said was all hearsay."

“I don’t know anyone in the area, and even if you asked me, I wouldn’t offer a discount.”

"Most importantly, we advise married women and men to stay away from bathhouses for the sake of their families' health!"

"Next, let's listen to the next call from our audience."

The next listener was a girl with a pleasant voice.

"Hello, teachers!"

"Sister Nuolan, my body proportions are not good."

"Everyone around me calls me 'short-legged,' is there anything I can do to change that?"

Nuolan asked gently.

"Everyone's body proportions are different."

"Besides, how could you possibly think your legs are short?"

The girl said hurriedly.

"A new measurement method has recently become popular in our class."

"Sit in a chair with your knees bent."

"Knees to chest means short legs, knees to collarbone means long legs, and knees past shoulders means super long legs!"

At this moment, Lin Yun couldn't help but complain.

"Knees past the shoulders don't mean long legs, they mean long thighs."

Nuolan gestured to Lin Yun with her eyes to stop complaining, then said with a smile.

"Little sister, don't worry too much about what other people think."

597 "If you really want to determine whether your legs are long or short."

"The Martin's trunk-to-leg length measurement method can be used, and it can be found online."

"And even if it is a little short, you can wear high heels, shoe lifts, etc."

"There is absolutely no need to be anxious about this kind of thing. Don't care too much about what the opposite sex thinks."

The girl said timidly.

"Actually, most of the people who comment on me are girls."

"The boys are all talking about League of Legends in class and don't pay any attention to this kind of thing at all."

Lin Yun said with a smile.

"Actually, it's quite normal."

"Most girls' anxiety is something they create for themselves."

"Little sister, let me guess, do you have a baby face and usually like to wear skirts that cover your knees and below?"

"And, when the male classmates around you talk to you, they try to be as gentle as possible?"