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Several cotton farmers were spending some time one cold winter afternoon around a Sigri (stove) in a hut. They soon became involved in a heated discussion on the merits on their respective religious. The eldest of the farmers had been sitting quietly, just listening. The other farmers turned to him and demanded, "Who's right, old man? Which one of our religious is the right one?" "Well, said the old man thoughtfully. "You know there are three ways to get from the fields over here to the mill. That's shorter, but it's a steep hill to climb. You can go around the east side of the hill. That's not too far, but the road is rough. Or you can go around the west-side of the hill. That is the longest way but the easiest. "But you know." he said, looking straight at all the other famers. "When you get there, that man in charge doesn't ask how you came. He just asks, man,​

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he just asks,man, charge but you know