Whatever you give to others, it will come back to you later. Whether it is respect or hate!

There was a farmer in a village. He used to make yoghurt and butter from milk and sell it. One day the farmer's wife made butter and gave it to the farmer to sell. The farmer left the village for the city to sell it. The butter weighed 1 kg and weighed round.

Arriving in the city, the farmer, as usual, used to bring sugar, oil and household necessities instead of butter to the pre-arranged shops.

Today, after the farmer left, the shopkeeper kept the rolls of butter in the fridge and thought to check if the weight of the butter was correct. He weighed the rolls of butter and saw that the weight of butter was not 1 kg but 900 grams each.

The next week, the farmer went to the shop again to sell butter. As soon as he reached the front of the shop, the shopkeeper shouted at the farmer, "Get out of my shop. From now on, I will not do any business with any dishonest cheaters. I don't want to see the face of the man who sold 1 kg of village butter. "

The farmer humbly said to the shopkeeper in a trembling voice, "Grandpa, please don't be angry. In fact, I am a very poor man. I do not have enough money to buy scales. I would bring it.

Whatever you give to others, it will come back to you later. Whether it is respect or hate!