The loam and the concrete.

Once upon a time there were two people who had been on the road for a long time. One always spoke loudly, promised and shared the tasks, and the other did his job quietly. Most people only saw the loud because they were in front, and it seemed to be up to him.

When he had to build, the loud man gave a loam.

The quiet man tried to put a wall from that. The house stopped for a while because it was held by the work of his hand. In the meantime, the loud man proclaimed that he was building a palace everywhere.

However, after years, the wall began to crack because it could not be made concrete from loam. The loud man then went back to his companion and said:

- fix it! You know, you always solved it.

The quiet man replied:

- I put what you gave. If you brought a loam, it became a loam wall. If you had given concrete, it would have been a strong castle. I can't even build a castle castle.

The loud man was still trying to argue:

- But you also ate the fruit he had grown in the shadow of the wall.

The quiet man smiled:

- It was not the fruit that kept me alive, but that I always had the strength to work. You took the apple from the tree because I kept the ladder. Without me, you would not have reached it, but without you I would have worked.

And the village men finally understood: no matter who speaks louder,

but who keeps weight in silence.