, , One day, a rich dad

fr• took his son on a

trip to a village.
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 .He wanted to show him
fu,ow poor someone can be.
They spent time on the .
far~ of a poor f~mily. j
 On their return from the
trip, the father asked his
son, "How was the trip?"
[:.. · "It was great, Dad". .
'" Did you see how poor people
live?» the father asked.
r1r,'"Oh yes», said the son.
"So, tell me, what did you
~:' learn from the trip?»
l i asked_the father.
 The son answered: We have one
dog, they have four, We have a
pool, they have rivers, We have
imbe-lights at night, they have star:
1r,1.. We buy foods, they grow theirs,
We have walls to protect us, they
, have friends. "'!e hav~ televi~ion, ,
, they spend time with family :
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 The boy's father was
speechless. Then his
son added:
"Thanks, Dad for
,t sho~~~ ,!1:~~~w poor
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 Moral of the Story:
It is not about money that
intakes us rich, its simplicity,
love, compassion, ;
t:·:friendships, valu~s, fai_nily 1~
&'.~that ,makes our hves nch.