The Fool & His Chauffeur
A farmer lived in a village.
To transport his bags, he bred a donkey. The farmer rode a donkey along the nearby mountain trail to reach the nearby village.
The farmer secured the donkey's neck with a rope because it was carrying a lot of luggage and then turned to leave.However, that foolish donkey is putting in a lot of effort and is angry because he is yanking a rope around his neck.The donkey started to snarl after deciding to stop being faithful to him.
The donkey attempted to flee right away, but because it was climbing the mountain, the farmer became entangled in the rope.
Perceiving that the farmer was attempting to steady himself, he swiftly dragged himself over to the other side of the ditch.
The farmer released the rope after apologising for his stupidity with his donkey.
The donkey Veena died after falling into the ditch, believing that everything was against him.
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