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Juror of jug

A poor fisherman earns his livelier bread by working very hard. He used to walk a fishing net only four times in a day and catch the fish. Because of that rule, he had to return empty-handed at home many times. Fisherman's wife was also upset with her husband's rule.

One day, as a daily, the fisherman took his trap and reached the sea. According to his rules he threw the net in the sea for the first time and after a while he pulled it over the water. He saw pebble stones and gravel bones hanging in the trap.

The fisherman then tried again this time he found a rusty box full of garbage, which was worth nothing.

For the third time when the fishermen put their nets in the sea, then again they failed. Now the courage of the fisherman was answered. He looked at the sky and with gloomy eyes and started bashing his bad fortune.

While giving courage to himself for a while, he threw his net in the sea for the fourth and last time.

This time, when he pulled his net above the sea, he saw that there was no fish in his trap, but a large bronze old snake was hanging on. He quickly filled the jar in his bag and reconciled his net and went home.

On returning empty handed, he had to listen to his wife for a while, like Hemasa. After that, he quietly went to his room and looked at the jar. Curiously, as soon as he opened the lid of that piece, the smoke started coming out of it, and a huge genie in the moment stood in front of him.

Speaking out of the jar,

I am your servant ... I will do whatever you say but remember that I can never sit empty ... If you can not tell me any work then I will kill you immediately and you will be free for Hemsha.

The fisherman said, "Go, arrange the best food for my family!"

And when the moment is blinking, the elusive genie piles a tasty meal before him.

The fisherman gets nervous so how did the jinn do this job so early?

This time he gives him bigger work, "Go make me a luxurious palace for me!"

Now the fisherman does not even order his orders properly that the jinn builds a magnificent palace there. The mushroom now gets more nervous. He does not understand what kind of work he should give to the jinn, in which he is entangled.

On the other side, the junkie jumps on the head of the fisherman, "Tell me what to do now?"

Then the fisherman asks a trick, he smiles and says, "Go through a long mango-bamboo center in the middle of the palace palace.", The jinn says.

Get very good now that the bamboo climb up and down again and do not come until I call again!

The jinn was hanged and the fisherman stayed in the palace with ease with his family.

Moral of the story:

A bigger problem can be solved from intellect.