There’s something uniquely satisfying about solving a riddle, especially one hidden in a photo.

While it may feel tricky, the challenge is what makes it fun—a mental workout that sharpens focus, problem-solving,

and patience. Reader’s Digest even notes that strengthening these skills benefits everyday life, helping us stay sharp and adaptable.

Unlike boring tasks, riddles feel like games—engaging, playful, and rewarding. Today’s challenge? Look closely

at an image where six people are riding a bus. Three men are seated comfortably, while three women—including

an elderly lady and a pregnant woman—are left standing, unnoticed.

What’s missing? Many online commenters weighed in. Some pointed out “respect,” saying the men should have offered their seats.

Others mentioned “manners,” or the absence of “common sense” from younger generations. One 74-year-old

wrote she would always give her seat to someone in greater need. Another argued that “masculinity” itself was missing.

But the clearest answer? Chivalry. Acts of kindness—like giving up a seat, holding a door, or offering a smile—may seem small, but they transform daily life.

Though often dismissed as old-fashioned, chivalry is simply respect in action. Let’s bring it back—one thoughtful gesture at a time.