Easy rules

Easy rules

　George is an old man. He has much money but he always wants more. One day, George walks in a park and sees a dog. It looks cool. George thinks that he can sell it to make some money. He walks quietly to the dog and gets it.

　“Why do you want me?” the dog asks.

　“Because I want to make money,” says George.

　“But you have lots of money. And you don’t have to sell me. If you let me go, I can teach you three easy rules.”

　“What can I do with the rules? I only want money,” says George.

　“These rules are very important and useful,” says the dog.

　“Really? Then I can let you go. Now teach me the rules.”

　“OK,” says the dog. “The first rule: Never believe what others say. The second rule: Never be unhappy about the things you don’t have. The third rule: Never let go what you have.” After saying these words, the dog runs away quickly.