Chapter 4 (Life Ain't Fair, Move On) Once again, William begins this chapter by reminiscing about his time in the military when a soldier would have to turn into a sugar cookie for no reason (i.e. swimming a long distance and then rolling away). Sand so that your whole body is covered in sand and continue like this for a whole day) for no reason, maybe even after doing a good deed. This exercise helps increase people's patience and endurance. In the continuation of William's memoirs, he mentions his strong and successful commander, who had a beautiful body and was highly trained in most sports.

This person participates in a bicycle race. On the way, a person who breaks the rules and enters the race track in the opposite direction collides with both of them. That person was not injured, but the commander was paralyzed from the waist down. Yes, life is never fair, William writes that the commander never complained and never grumbled. After a few years, he became a painter and the founder of a swimming club. It's true that life is not fair. Sometimes you follow all the rules and you have to turn into a sugar cookie. Wash, sometimes you fail, sometimes you get sick, sometimes you have an accident and... the important thing is that you have to continue