A Tale of a Horse and a Peasant.

Once upon a time, a peasant had a horse.

The horse helped him move quickly around his land, plow the land, and haul heavy loads in a cart.

But all would have been well, except the horse was thirsty and hungry, and that was expensive.

So, the peasant decided to trade the horse for a truck.

He decided, he did it!

The peasant was delighted: he didn't have to clean the stall, his conscience didn't bother him because his horse was hungry, and it traveled much faster on the roads without having to be urged on. He just stepped on the gas and went!

That's how he drove until inflation hit, until fuel prices went up. He didn't have his own oil refinery, and there was nothing to fill the truck with.

He had to leave it in the garage, where it gradually turned into a pile of rusty scrap metal.

He wished he had a horse, but he'd already stopped sowing his fields with oats.

So he was left without a truck and without a horse.

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