In this Dhar Mann story, a man gives $150 to help someone in need after a minor incident involving his expensive shoes. When the man learns the other person has been walking barefoot, he offers him a pair of shoes from his own past experience of being homeless. After sharing his own tragic story about losing his parents and living on the streets, he emphasizes the importance of empathy by recalling advice he received: "always put yourself in other people's shoes." This gesture inspires the initially upset man to return and give the $150 back, recognizing the greater need and impact of kindness. The narrative highlights the power of compassion and understanding in changing lives.