A gentleman asked the egg seller, 'How much are you selling eggs?
The old seller said, 'Sir, five rupees each.
Sir said, I will give 8 25 rupees, or I will leave!
The old seller replied, "Come, sir, take it at your price." Because I couldn't sell one all day. Start selling today through you.
Sir bought eggs and won. Then Sir got into his expensive car and went to the elite restaurant with his friend. There, he and his friends ordered a lot of signatures of their choice. But they played little of what they ordered and left most of it. Then he went to pay the bill. The bill came to 1400 rupees. He paid 1,500 rupees and told the restaurant owner to leave the rest.
This may be very normal for the restaurant owner but very painful for the poor egg seller.
In the shroud of decency we have actually lost our values. Whenever you buy something from a helpless, old, poor person, give him a little more than the price.
Let us learn to love all the creatures of creation, let us learn to think of helpless people as our own.

