When I first opened the door this morning, two wage earners came to the front desk and asked me how much it would cost to apply for a salary card. I told them to deposit 100 yuan in the card, and to charge 5 yuan production fee and 10 yuan annual fee. They said that they had just arrived in Shenzhen and didn't have that much money with them. Can you save less? When I said no, they whispered, what if I can't open the card and my salary can't come in? Then I left the front desk and walked towards the gate.

I suddenly felt sorry for them and stopped them. "Why don't I ask the lobby manager for you?" Later, the lobby manager also said that they could be flexible. They gratefully took the account opening form and filled it out.

Due to the large flow of people at the outlets outside the customs, it was not until nearly three o'clock in the afternoon that it was their turn to handle business. You know, they came as soon as they opened the door at nine o'clock in the morning and have been waiting here for six hours. Later, I learned that they waited so long in the bank during the day because they had to work at night, that is, they sacrificed their sleep time during the day to handle business.

At this time, one of them came to me and said that the counter wouldn't open an account for them, and that they would deposit 100 yuan in the card. The other one has given up opening an account because of lack of money and left first. This little brother regards me as a lifeline and hopes I can go to the counter to fall in love. I asked him how much money you had, and he spread out a crumpled pile of money in front of me, only 16 yuan.

So I went to the counter and asked if I could open an account before saving money. The cashier said I can't open a short account. I said it's okay to deposit 1 yuan. The teller said that 1 yuan was not enough to deduct the annual fee. I asked how much can I save? The teller asked the business manager, who said at least 10 yuan should be deposited. After paying the fee and annual fee, the working brother only has 1 yuan left, and he still can't open it.

I couldn't bear to say no, so I took out 10 yuan and opened an account for my brother, and then left the counter at once.

As an old employee with many years of working experience, I know that this provision of the sub-branch is to assess and improve the entry threshold of low-end customers, but I still think this provision is so cruel and cruel to a young man who has just left his hometown to make a living in Shenzhen and is about to run out of water. Where is the sense of social responsibility that we often say?

I told my colleagues around me that if this happens again, I will not hesitate to give money to those in need, which is much more meaningful than donating it to the Red Cross!