# **Batch 14**
# **Task No. 11**
# **Book ACCl**
Mulla Nasrudin’s Wise Answer π«
Once upon a time, **Mulla Nasrudin** was walking through the marketplace when he saw a man arguing loudly with a donkey seller.
The man wanted to buy a donkey π«, but he thought the price was too high.
“I will give you **ten coins**,” he said.
The seller replied, “No! This donkey is worth **twenty coins**!”
The argument continued for a long time.
Finally, they asked Nasrudin for his opinion.
Nasrudin looked carefully at the donkey. π« Then he smiled and said:
“Both of you are wrong!”
Everyone became surprised.
The seller asked, “Why am I wrong?”
Nasrudin replied, “Because you are asking for twenty coins when the buyer only has ten.”
Then the buyer asked, “And why am I wrong?”
Nasrudin smiled and said:
“Because you are offering ten coins for a donkey worth twenty!” π«
Everyone started laughing.
Nasrudin then added:
“Sometimes, the **wisest answer is not choosing one side—it is seeing the truth from both sides.** ”
The seller and the buyer looked at each other.
They finally agreed on a fair price.
And Nasrudin walked away happily, saying:
“Another problem solved without buying the donkey!” π«
### Moral of the Story
**Wisdom means looking at a problem from every side before making a decision.**
# **Task No. 11**
# **Book ACCl**
Mulla Nasrudin’s Wise Answer π«
Once upon a time, **Mulla Nasrudin** was walking through the marketplace when he saw a man arguing loudly with a donkey seller.
The man wanted to buy a donkey π«, but he thought the price was too high.
“I will give you **ten coins**,” he said.
The seller replied, “No! This donkey is worth **twenty coins**!”
The argument continued for a long time.
Finally, they asked Nasrudin for his opinion.
Nasrudin looked carefully at the donkey. π« Then he smiled and said:
“Both of you are wrong!”
Everyone became surprised.
The seller asked, “Why am I wrong?”
Nasrudin replied, “Because you are asking for twenty coins when the buyer only has ten.”
Then the buyer asked, “And why am I wrong?”
Nasrudin smiled and said:
“Because you are offering ten coins for a donkey worth twenty!” π«
Everyone started laughing.
Nasrudin then added:
“Sometimes, the **wisest answer is not choosing one side—it is seeing the truth from both sides.** ”
The seller and the buyer looked at each other.
They finally agreed on a fair price.
And Nasrudin walked away happily, saying:
“Another problem solved without buying the donkey!” π«
### Moral of the Story
**Wisdom means looking at a problem from every side before making a decision.**
# **Batch 14**
# **Task No. 11**
# **Book ACCl**
π§βοΈβ¨ Mulla Nasrudin’s Wise Answer π«π°
Once upon a time, **Mulla Nasrudin** π§βοΈ was walking through the marketplace ποΈ when he saw a man arguing loudly with a donkey seller. π£οΈπ΄
The man wanted to buy a donkey π«, but he thought the price was too high. π°π€
“I will give you **ten coins**,” he said. πͺ
The seller replied, “No! This donkey is worth **twenty coins**!” π°π°
The argument continued for a long time. π π£οΈπ
Finally, they asked Nasrudin for his opinion. π€
Nasrudin looked carefully at the donkey. ππ« Then he smiled and said:
“Both of you are wrong!” π
Everyone became surprised. π²
The seller asked, “Why am I wrong?”
Nasrudin replied, “Because you are asking for twenty coins when the buyer only has ten.” ππͺ
Then the buyer asked, “And why am I wrong?”
Nasrudin smiled and said:
“Because you are offering ten coins for a donkey worth twenty!” ππ«π°
Everyone started laughing. ππ€£
Nasrudin then added:
“Sometimes, the **wisest answer is not choosing one side—it is seeing the truth from both sides.** π§ β¨βοΈ”
The seller and the buyer looked at each other. ππ€
They finally agreed on a fair price. π°π€π
And Nasrudin walked away happily, saying:
“Another problem solved without buying the donkey!” ππ«πΆβοΈ
### π Moral of the Story
**Wisdom means looking at a problem from every side before making a decision.** π§ π‘βοΈβ¨
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