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父亲去世后,11岁的彼得·林奇不得不在上学之余去打工,以资助家里的开销。他在高尔夫球场谋得了一份捡球的差事。其他球童看到林奇长得瘦弱,都有意欺负他,让他专为那些球技差的球手服务。傻瓜都知道那些球技差的球手击球没准心,这样捡球就得多跑快跑,多费力。可林奇似乎没意识到这些,他总是毫无怨言地接受,大汗淋漓地满场奔跑。两年过去了,林奇成了球场资历最长的球童。让人意外的是,他总是把那些为优秀球手服务的机会留给其他球童,自己依旧专
After his father died, 11-year-old Peter Lynch had to go to school while going to school to finance the expenses of his family. He got a job picking up the ball at the golf course. The other caddy to see Lynch looked emaciated, are interested in bullying him, let him specifically for those poor golfers service. Fools know that bad golfers hit the ball is not accurate, so picking up the ball you have to run more and more effort. Kelinki did not seem aware of these, he always accepted without complaint, full of sweat running. Two years later, Lynch became the longest golf course caddy. Surprisingly, he always leaves those caddies with the chance to serve good golfers and still herself