Winston Churchill, before becoming Prime Minister, was a well-known British leader. On a train journey for a speech, a ticket inspector approached him for his ticket. Churchill searched his pockets and bags but couldn’t find it. Recognizing Churchill, the inspector kindly suggested that he might have misplaced it. Churchill, however, emphasized that showing a ticket was a passenger’s duty and that the inspector’s role was to check it. Determined, Churchill continued searching until he finally found the ticket, setting an example of responsibility.