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The Hodja was invited to a banquet but wore everyday clothes, and was ignored by everyone. He went home and changed into his fanciest coat, and upon returning was warmly greeted and invited to eat and drink. When soup was served, the Hodja dipped his coat sleeve into the bowl and said "Eat, my coat, eat!". The startled host asked for an explanation. The Hodja explained that without his fine coat, no one paid attention to him, but wearing the coat, he was offered the best of everything. He concluded it must have been the coat, not himself, who was invited.
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Eat my coat eat (1)
- 1. EAT MY COAT EAT
- 2. TheHodjawas invited toa banquet. Heworehis everyday clothes because hedid not want tobepretentious, andonly todiscover that everyoneignored him, including the host. Sohe went back homeand put onhis fanciest coat, and then returned tothe banquet. Nowhe was greetedcordially by everyoneandinvited tosit downandeatanddrink. Whenthe soupwas servedtohim hedunked the sleeveofhis coat into the bowl and said, “Eat, mycoat,eat!” Thestartled host asked the Hodjatoexplain his strange behavior. “When I arrived herewearing myotherclothes,” explained the Hodja, “no oneoffered me anything toeat ordrink. But when I returned wearing this fine coat, I was immediately offeredthe best ofeverything, soI can only assumethat it was the coat andnotmyself who was invited toyourbanquet.” ORGİNALSTORY
- 3. BEFORTİME
- 4. Hodjcawas invited toabusiness meeting. Hedidn't want tolook pretentious. That's why he attends the business meeting with his daily clothes. Hecomesin but nobodysays welcome. Hodjawent tohis villa. Heputs onhis leather jacket and comesback. Those whodid notsay welcomebowedbeforehim.Stilton soup was served. Hodjadid notdrink. Hedipped his leather jacket in the soup onthe table. And. -Eat myleather coat, eat.Say. Theguests weresurprised.They ask whatareyou doing. Hodjcasay: -Hedid notlook at anyonewearing everydayclothes. WhenI put onaleather jacket, you bowedin front ofme. SoStilton soup is the right ofmyleather jacket. Changing Story
- 5. Fur-Leather Jacket Home -Villa Dinner İnvitation-Bussiness Meeting Orginary Soup-Stilton Soup Changing Words Table -Feast
- 6. NOW
- 7. End