Once a upon a time, there was a lazy slave who worked for a smart person. Once, the slave didn’t wash his master’s shoes. The master asked, “Why didn’t you wash my shoes?” The slave replied, “Even after I wash your shoes, they will still get dirty when you come back.” So, the master went out with the dirty shoes. The slave rushed towards the master suddenly, he said, “Master, you forgot to leave food for us!” The master said patiently, “Even after you eat the food, you will digest it and you will feel hungry again.” After this lesson, the slave worked harder than ever and became a diligent slave.

Once a upon a time, there was a lazy slave who worked for a smart person. Once, the slave didn’t wash his master’s shoes. The master asked, “Why didn’t you wash my shoes?” The slave replied, “Even after I have washed your shoes, they will (nevertheless) still get dirty when you return ( or upon your return).” So, the master went out with the dirty shoes on ( or went out wearing the dirty shoes). The slave rushed towards the master suddenly, and said, “Master, you forgot to leave food for us!” The master said patiently, “Even after you have eaten the food, you will digest it and you will feel hungry again.” After this lesson, the slave worked harder than ever and became a diligent slave.