A humor story

 The wise monkeys of the old era!

Suddenly his eyes fell on the monkeys perched on the tree where the monkeys were playing with his hats

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There was a time in the old days. A man used to make a living by selling hats. People at that time considered it impolite to walk around bareheaded, so they wore hats or turbans on their heads. One day in the summer season, He lay down to rest in the shade of a tree and fell asleep.

Next to it was a bag full of hats. When the soccer player woke up, he saw that the bag full of hats was missing. Suddenly his eyes fell on the monkeys sitting on the tree where the monkeys were playing with his hats. ۔

The hat seller scratched his head in distress.

But he was surprised to see that all the monkeys were scratching their heads while imitating him. He did one or two movements and the monkeys kept imitating his every move.

Suddenly an idea came to his mind. He took off his hat and threw it on the ground.

All the monkeys on the tree imitated him, took off their hats and threw them on the ground.

In this way, the owner of the hats collected his hats. He put them back in the bag and made his way back. After a long time, one of the grandsons who sold the same hats also became a hat seller. He had heard the story of monkeys from his grandfather John.

One day he put hats in a bag to test the monkeys and at noon he lay down to rest under a tree. Shortly after his expectation, the monkeys picked up his bag. According to his grandfather, he nodded. When the treasure started, the monkeys also imitated him but after doing some other movements, he threw his hat on the ground but the monkeys did not throw their hats.

He was just thinking that a monkey came down from the tree and picked up the hat lying on the ground. Then he received the slap from the hat seller and said, "You fool, you think that it was only your grandfather who told you the story. Our grandfather too." We were told not to be fooled by any hat seller in the future so we monkey in your copy refused to throw their hats off their heads. Dear children, read this incident carefully and see that humans and monkeys Who is to beware of? The monkeys of our hundred sites have become as old as monkeys. Today, if we look, the epidemic of fooling others is common in our society. Every individual is bent on cutting the throat of others for his own benefit. In the dawn of time, a factory owner, a fruit seller, a milkman, has raised prices, but has artificially inflated prices for everyone. Everyone thinks that only he is wise and others are fools. Today, everyone receives their profits with interest. Fried to do.

What is a tragedy for society is the need to leave the cleverness and cunningness and live according to the principles in which the success of this world and the hereafter lies.