Pay attention when listening/narrating stories; Make sure no details are omitted/changed; Be accurate with your narrations; Respect other people's narratives; Do not add extra information which wasn't part of the original narrative

This hadith is about a story that was told to 'Umar, one of the companions of Prophet Muhammad. The narrator, Shaqiq, said that As-Subai also told him something similar but without including the words "Hey you!". It is possible that this story was related to an incident or event which happened during their time. The main idea behind this hadith is that stories should be narrated accurately and without any changes or omissions. It teaches us to be careful when we are narrating stories so as not to change its original meaning or context. We should also make sure we do not add any extra details which were not part of the original narrative. Furthermore, it encourages us to pay attention when listening so as not miss out on any important details in a narration.