Sometimes we are in a crazy process, and we just don't know. Whether by accident or on purpose, there is nothing we can do. A woman in Paris was on her way to go shopping, but she forgot her coat and went back to get it. When she got her coat, the phone rang, so she stopped to answer the phone and talked for a few minutes. Why was this woman on the phone? Daisy was rehearsing for the performance of the Paris Opera House. Why was she rehearsing? This woman hung up now and went outside to call a taxi. The taxi driver got off the bus earlier and stopped to buy a cup of coffee. Daisy has been rehearsing. The driver in Fiat stopped to buy a cup of coffee and picked up the young man who went shopping. The taxi had to stop for a passer-by. He was accused of working for five minutes, and then he usually said because he forgot to set the alarm clock. But the man who crossed the street late for work, Daisy had finished rehearsing and was taking a bath, while Daisy was waiting for the woman to take the parcel in the taxi. And that package hasn't been sent yet, because the girl who should have been quick broke up with her boyfriend the night before and forgot it. When the package was packed, the women came back and were stopped by the truck. At this time, Daisy was getting dressed. When the last dressed Daisy was waiting for her friend to break her shoelace, when the taxi stopped to wait for the traffic lights, Daisy and her friend came to the back of the theater. What if only one thing would happen differently, if the shoelace broke, or the truck left one minute earlier, if the package was wrapped, because the girl didn't break up with her boyfriend, and if the man called the police five minutes earlier?

What should I do if the taxi driver doesn't stop for a cup of coffee and the lady forgets her coat?