Leather Shoes And Mango

A successful businessman and a criminal recalled their childhood and mentioned something similar.

The prisoner said, "when I was little, my mother bought two pairs of shoes for my brother and me, one for cloth shoes and one for leather shoes."

My mother asked us which pair do you want?

I look at those leather shoes. They are beautiful. I really want them.

But the younger brother shouted, "I want leather shoes!"

His mother looked at him and criticized him, saying, "a good child should learn to be modest and not always keep good things for himself."

So I moved in my heart and said, "Mom, I want cloth shoes."

My mother was very happy and gave me those shoes.

I got what I wanted and learned to lie.

Later, in order to get everything I wanted, I did everything by law until I was in prison.

The successful merchant said, "when I was little, my mother bought two mangoes for my brother and me, one for the bigger and the other for the smaller ones."

My mother asked us which one would you like?

I looked at that big mango and it was delicious. I really wanted it.

But the younger brother said, "I want to be big!"

So I said to my mother, "Mom, my brother and I are both your children. We should get the big mango match because I want the big ones too."

So my brother and I started the race.

We divide the wood out of our house into two groups. Whoever cleavages it first has the right to get the big mango. Finally, I won.

Later, in order to get everything I want, I will strive for the first, because I know that through hard work, I will be rewarded.