Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT ain't for me either
It is said that when the fox is threatened, he goes to the city, but when Mian Kanjus is threatened, his wife orders mangoes from him. Mian Kanjus' real name was Hamid Khan, but every little He was called 'Mian Kanjus' because of his great stinginess.
Well, Mian Kanjus listened to the order, then with great courage, he took out some money from his box and with great pomp put it in his pocket and went to the bazaar.
First, he went to a mango grower and found out the price, then he found out one and a half hundred rupees a kilo. As soon as he heard this, he touched his stingy ears and said:
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On hearing this, the mango grower replied: "If you want to get cheaper than this, go ahead."
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Mian Kanjus immediately stepped forward. When he went ahead and inquired about the price, he found out that the mango was only one and a half hundred rupees a kilo. ۔
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"Such good goods will not be cheap," said the mango grower.
Now Mian Kanjus approached another mango grower. The condition of the mangoes was noticeable.
Mian Kanjus asked: "Brother, have you given me a kilo?"
The mango grower replied: "The cheapest.
Only eighty rupees a kilo. ”
Mian Kanjus got annoyed with anger and said: "Such a bad mango is Rs. 80 per kg." Break from there
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On hearing this, Mian Kanjus was very happy and ran to the well and jumped up and started breaking mangoes. Suddenly his foot slipped and Mian Kanjus fell into the well. It was good that the well was dry, but Mian As soon as the miser fell, he got up, shook his clothes, picked up the mangoes lying in the well and began to fill them in the swing, but when he looked up, he was very worried about how to get out of the well.
As soon as this thought came, Mian started stinging and running.
At that moment, a horse-drawn carriage passed by. When he heard these voices and saw Mian Kanjus in the well, he took pity on him and took out the rope of his horse-drawn carriage and hung it inside the well, and held the rope firmly from above. He said to grab the rope and come.
Mian Kanjus did the same, but he had just climbed a little when the horseman could not bear his weight and fell into the well with a thud and Mian Kanjus started running in the well again, disturbed. Also started running.
Suddenly the owner of the mango tree reached there. He saw it and asked in astonishment, "What are you two doing in the well?" Then Mian Kanjus told the owner of the mango tree everything.
The owner said: "If you give me two hundred rupees, I will kick you out."
On hearing this, Mian Kanjus made four promises and when the owner kicked them both out, Mian Kanjus forcibly gave two hundred notes to the owner and returned home empty-handed.
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