The above instruction is an essay which requires the writer to write about a personal experience and relate it to something else. The response below shows how I would respond to such task

Yesterday, I visited my friend at his workplace in a busy market square full of children, adults, cars, businessmen/women and vagrants; a place filled with thousands of business people and passersby. It was interesting sitting and watching the activities taking place there. Soon after, I felt thirsty due to the hot weather and decided to walk away from him for some minutes before returning back. He advised me to call one of the hawkers since there were many moving around. Although this wasn't new information, but seeing men aged between 30-50 years carrying buckets or crates on their heads while others dragged them along made me feel uncomfortable. This story doesn't concern teenagers nor children as I am not interested in them. However, these older folks seemed unhappy despite being able to earn money through selling goods or services they provide.
Some possible reasons behind these circumstances include lack of planning ahead (which leads into failure), poor family backgrounds without proper guidance growing up leading towards bad decisions later down life pathway etc., refusing opportunities available early enough instead opting out until too late when faced against reality - resulting inability meet needs alone let alone supporting families financially speaking! Nonchalant attitudes held onto during childhood stages could lead someone astray if left unchecked especially amongst peers who may influence negatively rather than positively influencing positive behavior patterns throughout adulthood stage(s). Lackadaisical approach taken regarding acquiring skills/handicrafts might contribute heavily here too given individuals don’t put effort forth now expecting different results tomorrow...