00:00EXT. City Railway Station.
00:04Day a beggar, frail and weary, sits near the entrance of the bustling railway station.
00:10His clothes are torn, his face unshaven, and his eyes carry the weight of years spent in hardship.
00:16Around him, people rush to and fro, immersed in their own lives.
00:20The sound of a train whistle fills the air.
00:23Beggar, please sir, just a little help. Anything will do.
00:27A few people pass by, ignoring him completely.
00:31Some shake their heads in disapproval.
00:34Others drop a coin or two into his hands before hurrying away.
00:38A tall man, impeccably dressed in a fine suit and polished boots,
00:42steps onto the platform, exuding confidence.
00:45The beggar notices him instantly, his eyes lighting up with hope.
00:50Beggar, this one looks rich. You'll surely give me something good.
00:54Beggar, sir, please help a poor man.
00:56The tall man halts and looks at him with sharp, penetrating eyes.
01:01Instead of reaching for his wallet, he asks a question.
01:04Man, you always beg.
01:05But do you ever give, beggar give?
01:08I am a beggar, sir. I have nothing to give.
01:12Tall man, if you cannot give, you have no right to ask.
01:16Life is a transaction. You get only when you give.
01:19With that, the tall man steps onto the train as it begins to pull away.
01:24The beggar watches him go, his words lingering in the air, sinking deep into his thoughts.
01:29Fade to, ixt.
01:32Railway station.
01:33Night.
01:34The beggar sits alone, staring at his hands.
01:38The tall man's words echoing in his mind.
01:40Beggar, maybe.
01:42Dot, dot, dot.
01:43Maybe he was right.
01:45I take, but I never give.
01:47Is that why I stay poor?
01:49He sighs and leans back against the cold pillar, gazing at the distant lights of the city.
01:55He watches the world move forward while he remains stuck in the same place.
02:00Fade to.
02:01Station garden morning.
02:03The morning sun casts a golden glow.
02:06The beggar wakes up, stiff from sleeping on the hard ground.
02:10As he stretches, his eyes land on a patch of vibrant flowers growing near the station.
02:15He watches his people pass by, paying little attention to the beauty of the flowers.
02:20An idea begins to form in his mind.
02:23Beggar, these flowers.
02:24Dot, they are free, but they hold value.
02:28Maybe.
02:29Maybe I have something to give after all.
02:31He hesitates before plucking a few flowers and holding them in his hand.
02:35He smiles for the first time in a long while.
02:38Beggar, I have something to give now.
02:41Fade to.
02:42Ixt.
02:44Train platform day.
02:46The beggar now stands on the platform, no longer just extending his hands for money.
02:51Instead, as passengers drop coins into his hands, he hands them a flower in return.
02:56The passengers pause, surprised, then smile, appreciating the gesture.
03:02Passenger one of beggar with a business mind.
03:06Days pass.
03:07More people take notice of him.
03:09More alms come his way.
03:11He realizes something when he has flowers.
03:13He gets more money.
03:15When he runs out, people ignore him.
03:17Beggar, this is not charity.
03:19This is business.
03:21Fade to.
03:22Ixt.
03:23Train platform day one day.
03:25As the train comes to a stop, the familiar tall man sits inside, reading a newspaper.
03:31The beggar rushes up to the window, his heart pounding.
03:35Beggar, sir, today I have something to give you.
03:38If you give me alms, I will give you flowers in return.
03:41The tall man lowers his newspaper, intrigued.
03:44He chuckles, then reaches into his pocket and hands him some money.
03:49The beggar places fresh flowers in his hand.
03:51Tall man.
03:52Incredible.
03:53You are no longer a beggar.
03:54You are a businessman now.
03:55The train moves.
03:57The beggar stands frozen, his eyes wide.
04:00He whispers to himself, savoring the words.
04:03Beggar, I am a businessman.
04:05He clenches his fists in determination and steps away from the platform, a new resolve burning
04:11inside him.
04:12Fade to.
04:14Ixt.
04:15Railway station, six months later, a sleek train comes to a halt.
04:19Two well-dressed men stand on the platform, engaged in conversation.
04:23One of them, a confident, charismatic businessman, extends a handshake to the tall man.
04:29Former beggar, do you recognize me?
04:32The tall man frowns slightly, studying his face.
04:36Tall man?
04:36I don't believe we've met before.
04:38Former beggar.
04:40But we have.
04:41Twice.
04:42Once, when I was a beggar with nothing to give, and once when you bought flowers for
04:47me.
04:48Tall man, you, the beggar?
04:50But, what are you doing here dressed like this?
04:53Former beggar?
04:53I am a businessman now, a trader of flowers.
04:57I travel from city to city, growing my trade.
05:00Tall man, you have learned the law of transaction.
05:03Well, former beggar, yes.
05:06I finally realized that people weren't giving me charity.
05:09They were paying for my flowers.
05:11And in that moment, I stopped being a beggar.
05:14The two men share a knowing smile.
05:17The former beggar boards the train heading toward a future filled with promise and success.
05:22No longer a beggar, but a true businessman.
05:24The third men.
05:28That's it.
05:28The second men.
05:29That's it.
05:29That my eighty five vest is broken.
05:30That my woolens need for the
