Once upon a time in a village in Ukraine, there lived a prosperous landlord. He owned many farms, fields and forests. He owned so a great deal land, that the peasants of the village handled him as their chief.
The chief however was once an conceited and petty minded man, with very little regard for the peasants and negative guys who depended on him. He was once greedy, very proud of his wealth and regarded the peasants, negative and filthy, who smelt like dung. He would by no means entertain any peasant in his mansion, nor let any terrible farmer come close to him.
The terrible farmers and peasants regarded themselves fortunate, if they obtained a glimpse of him or had to go to the granary at his mansion to supply goods.
One night, after a difficult days’ work, three negative peasants have been sitting round the hearth and discussing their day’s work.
The first peasants proudly said, “I noticed the chief today. He rode with the aid of as I was once working in the field.”
While the second one said, “Well, that’s nothing. I went to his granary to drop two sacks of potatoes and onions, and he used to be standing at the door of the mansion.”
A third peasant, who was once consuming and listening to all this incessant chatter, laughed and said, “So, what’s so remarkable about this? Anyone can see him, if he passes by.” Then he boasted and said, “If I want, I can go and have a meal with him at his table.”
The other peasants laughed at him and thought he used to be loopy as he used to be the poorest amongst them. “You need to be drunk,” they stated in unison.
“His servants and protection guards will kick you out,” stated the first peasant.
They then referred to as the terrible peasant a liar and started out making exciting of him.
The terrible peasant obtained up and said, “I am no longer a liar and if you want, I can show it to you.”
“Well, alright,” they said. “If you can prove what you have simply claimed, we will supply you 4 sacks of wheat and four oxen,” stated the different peasants.
“Consider the challenge as accepted,” stated the poor farmer.
“Wait, there is a catch,” they said. “If you don’t, you will have to work for us, free, for one complete year,” they added.
“Well, well, get the gadgets ready, for tomorrow, I shall dine with the chief,” stated the negative peasant.
The subsequent day, the negative peasant walked up to the chief’s mansion. The protection stopped him at the gate, and threatened him, if he did not go away immediately.
The terrible peasant said, “Please wait, I have some essential and excellent information for your master, that I have to personally convey to him.”
“That is impossible. Tell us and we shall inform the chief,” stated the guards.
“I am sorry, it’s for the chief’s ears only,” stated the peasant.
After some time, one of the guards went and mentioned the incident to his master, the chief.
The chief used to be sitting at his eating desk and used to be about to have lunch. Hearing the incident, the chief grew to become very curious. He concept that the terrible peasant used to be bringing him some information that would make him even richer. So he requested the guards to let the terrible peasant in.
The negative peasant was let in and the chief seemed at him as if he was once dirt. He then asked, “what is it the properly and essential information that you have for me?”
The peasant appeared around and said, “I am sorry, it is for your ears only, so we ought to discuss in private.”
The chief received greater curious. He brushed aside his servants and requested them to lock the door in the back of them.
Once he was once alone, the negative peasant requested the chief, ”What would be the fee of a slab of gold as massive as a horse’s head?”
The chief grew to become greater curious. He assumed that the peasant must have observed some buried treasure, and did no longer choose to expose it to anybody. Since he was once the chief, the negative chap should have come for protection. Otherwise, why would this stinking peasant come all this way to ask about this.
The negative farmer then said, “If you cannot inform me, I shall go elsewhere. Besides, my spouse is waiting with my lunch.”
Hearing this, the chief in a well mannered way requested him to continue to be on for lunch, and noticed to that the negative farmer used to be handled to an remarkable six-course meal, with his most highly-priced vodka.
After a pleasant meal, the peasant comfortable for a while, while the chief requested him, “Now go domestic and convey me that piece of gold and I shall supply you a horse for it.”
The peasant feigned surprise and asked, “Which gold, my lord?”
“The one you spoke about,” stated the chief.
“Well, I don’t have it. We have been speaking about it at home, and my friends felt that you would be the first-class individual to ask. And hence, I got here to you,” stated the poor peasant.
The chief flew into a rage and thundered, “Get out of my house, you blithering idiot.”
And the poor peasant walked out of the chief’s mansion with a smile on his face, for he knew that he had received the guess with his friends.
