English
The blind old man and the marketer
One day, a blind man was sitting on the steps of a building with a hat near his feet and a sign that said, “I am blind, please help!”
One famous marketer was on his way to work, passing an old man and stopped. He looked at the disabled man who only had a few coins in his hat.
He threw him a couple of coins and wrote new words on the sign without his permission. He left it to the blind man and left.
In the afternoon he returned and saw that the hat was full of coins and money. The blind man recognized him by his steps and asked if he was the man who copied the tablet. He also wanted to know what exactly he had written.
He replied: “Nothing that would be untrue. I just wrote it a little differently."
He smiled and left. The new inscription on the sign was:
“It’s a beautiful day, but I can’t see it.”
One day, a blind man was sitting on the steps of a building with a hat near his feet and a sign that said, “I am blind, please help!”
One famous marketer was on his way to work, passing an old man and stopped. He looked at the disabled man who only had a few coins in his hat.
He threw him a couple of coins and wrote new words on the sign without his permission. He left it to the blind man and left.
In the afternoon he returned and saw that the hat was full of coins and money. The blind man recognized him by his steps and asked if he was the man who copied the tablet. He also wanted to know what exactly he had written.
He replied: “Nothing that would be untrue. I just wrote it a little differently."
He smiled and left. The new inscription on the sign was:
“It’s a beautiful day, but I can’t see it.”
The blind old man and the marketer
One day, a blind man was sitting on the steps of a building with a hat near his feet and a sign that said, “I am blind, please help!”
One famous marketer was on his way to work, passing an old man and stopped. He looked at the disabled man who only had a few coins in his hat.
He threw him a couple of coins and wrote new words on the sign without his permission. He left it to the blind man and left.
In the afternoon he returned and saw that the hat was full of coins and money. The blind man recognized him by his steps and asked if he was the man who copied the tablet. He also wanted to know what exactly he had written.
He replied: “Nothing that would be untrue. I just wrote it a little differently."
He smiled and left. The new inscription on the sign was:
“It’s a beautiful day, but I can’t see it.”