A Mainland woman who shared a car with an orange cat couldn't resist stroking it, but was warned by the driver not to touch it: it's worth 10 times more than you are!

This happened one evening when I came across a news story about an “orange cat” while I was out and about. I thought it was interesting, so I wanted to share it with everyone.

Here's the news:

A woman hailing a ride encountered a driver who had an orange cat in his car. The cat was reportedly the driver’s pride and joy, and its value was said to be “10 ladies” (a joke in Taiwanese). Curious, the woman reached out to pet it, but the driver immediately warned her, “Don’t touch it—it’s very aggressive!”

This incident got me thinking:Actually, delivery drivers are also afraid of encountering those “high-strung” animals while on the job. A colleague of mine was once chased by a dog at a customer’s house while making a delivery—that kind of experience really makes you not want to work in that area for days afterward.

Here's the key point:Whether you're a taxi driver or a food delivery driver, it's perfectly normal to be "cautious" about the items in your vehicle or around you. When it comes to other people's belongings—especially their pets—it's best to ask before touching anything.

At the end of the day, everyone in this society has their own “landmines”—stepping on one can lead to an argument at best, or a lawsuit at worst. A little more respect and a little less cluelessness would make life easier for everyone.