Stories - The Miser and His Gold

 There used to be an old grumpy person who resided in a house with a nursery. The old penny pincher used to conceal all his gold coins under stones in his nursery.

Consistently, before he hit the sack, the penny pincher went out into his nursery to count his coins. He proceeded with a similar schedule consistently, yet he never spent a solitary, brilliant coin.

At some point, a criminal saw the old penny pincher concealing his coins. When the old misanthrope returned into his home, the criminal went to the concealing spot and took all the gold.

The next day, as the elderly person emerged to count his coins, he found it was proceeded to begin crying boisterously. His neighbor heard the cries and came running, asking what had occurred. After realizing what had happened, the neighbor inquired, "For what reason didn't you simply set aside the cash inside your home where it would've been protected?"

The neighbor kept, "Having it inside the house would make it more straightforward to get to when you really want to purchase something." "Purchase something?" addressed the misanthrope, "I was never going to spend my gold."

While hearing this, the neighbor got a stone and tossed it. Then, he said, "In the event that that is the situation, save the stone. It's pretty much as useless as the gold you've lost."