I feel proud of myself after watching Hanbly TV

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Case 1
When I was in high school, I was on my way to a local Kyungdong Delivery branch to stick some labels on boxes when a van carrying kindergarteners hit me from behind.
Without exaggerating, I flew about 3 to 5 meters and landed face down,
but perhaps because I was learning Judo breakfalls at school at the time,
I instinctively performed a perfect forward breakfall and was completely fine.
Since it happened in just a few seconds, I brushed off my clothes and checked the box; fortunately, the box was also intact. The driver came out looking terrified, but I just told him
I was fine and let him go. Even back then, I knew that if I reported it to the insurance company,
I could have received several million won. But my body truly didn't hurt at all, I was perfectly fine, and I just wanted to finish labeling the boxes and go home to rest, so I reassured the driver
that I was okay and he didn't need to worry, and let him go. On my way home, I thought to myself, "I'm a pretty cool guy."
Case 2
I was driving my mother to a hospital appointment, and while we were stopped at a red light, I suddenly heard the screeching sound of brakes failing from behind.
In that instant, I had a strong feeling that a car was about to rear-end us. And then, a Porter truck hit us from behind.
The fault was 100:0. I asked my mother if she was okay, and she said she was fine. I felt a bit stiff, but since my mother had a scheduled hospital appointment and the accident happened right near the hospital, I told the truck driver,
"Since I have an appointment now, let's not handle the insurance claim here; let's do it at the hospital." The truck driver agreed and followed my car to the hospital.
It was only a 3-minute drive from the accident scene to the hospital.
Once we arrived, I asked my mother again if she was okay, and she said she was fine. So I said, "Then, to avoid making that gentleman go through trouble, should we just file for property damage only? Or should we file for personal injury so we can get various checkups? What do you think, Mom? I don't feel any pain and I'm fine." My mother told me not to be stingy and that if both parties are fine, then it's fine. So I asked the truck driver, "You admit it's 100:0, right?" He said he did, so I told him he only needed to file for property damage.
However, the truck driver insisted, saying he would also file for personal injury so that we could receive treatment if we felt any pain later. I just accepted that, but in reality, we didn't receive any checkups or treatment. After my mother finished her scheduled appointment, I went to the repair shop myself to handle the car repairs. I didn't even get a rental car. The insurance company asked if we could settle for 600,000 won per person, and I just agreed. It wasn't a massive accident, but it wasn't a tiny bump either. Both my mother and I knew that if we had gone to the hospital and stayed there, we could have made several million won, but we chose to act kindly and uprightly. After everything was finished, I felt satisfied with myself, thinking, "I'm glad I was born to a mother like this; because my mother is so wonderful, I must be wonderful too."
Case 3
While I was on my way to Jamsil, a car in an alley suddenly reversed with full throttle and hit my front bumper. However, the other car hit the brakes just before impact, so it wasn't a huge shock—just enough to make my body feel a bit stiff. But that day, I was in a very bad condition and had something upsetting happen, so I was extremely irritable. The driver got out and apologized, but without thinking, I snapped at him, asking why he drives like that and complaining that he was wasting my precious time when I was busy. The driver seemed offended by my reaction and asked why I was getting angry, so I snapped back, asking if this was a situation where I should be smiling instead of being angry. I thought about just going to the hospital because I was in a bad mood, but I felt a little bad for snapping so abruptly, and since my body was just stiff rather than in pain, I simply asked the driver, "Would you like to just give me 500,000 won for the front bumper repair, or should we call the insurance company now for both property and personal injury claims?" He said he wanted to settle it with 500,000 won, so I took the 500,000 won and ended it there. This was also a 100:0 case since I was stationary and the car in front reversed into me, and I knew I could easily make millions just by lying in a hospital bed, but I didn't want to engage in such petty behavior when I wasn't even in pain, so I let it go. To be honest, because I was in such a bad mood and condition that day, it wasn't easy to forgive him, but looking back after some time, I feel I did the right thing.
Besides this, there were about 4 or 5 other minor accidents, such as two times when someone reversed and lightly tapped my car, and once when someone grazed my side mirror. In all those cases, my fault was 0, but I told them they could just go. There was no need to replace the side mirror just because of a scratch, and there was no need to replace the bumper or repair the car for a slight touch. However, when I caused an accident, it happened exactly twice, and in both cases, both the driver and the passenger either stayed in an Oriental medicine hospital or went for outpatient treatment to squeeze several million won in settlement money from the insurance company. I thought it was truly petty and disgusting. Still, I have never felt wronged. I have never once thought that I was the only fool. Rather, I just think to myself that I should stay alert to live differently from those kinds of people—to ensure I don't change, to avoid the skepticism of suddenly discovering I've become the same kind of person, and to continue acting exactly as I was raised by my wonderful parents. And I want to show that same side to my own children. Watching people on Hanbly TV getting caught and being taught a lesson for trying to commit insurance fraud by staying in Oriental medicine hospitals just to squeeze out settlement money from even minor accidents made me suddenly feel proud of myself. Sorry for the rambling. ^^