The king of a small country was frustrated by dishonest workers and ministers. He hired a new gardener from another country who was honest, hard-working, and kept the garden tidy daily unlike the previous gardener. After a year of good work, the king fired the honest gardener. When questioned, the king replied "now odd is out," indicating he fired the worker for being too honest among the corrupt others. The story's moral is that an incapable king maintains his position by discouraging hard work and rewarding laziness instead of giving workers a chance to improve.

1. Kings Judgement

2. There was a optimistic king for a
small country
He knew he was cheated by his
workers and fellow ministers all
the time

3. One fine day, he recruited a gardener
from the other country.
He was honest, workoholic and use to
maintain garden clean and tidy every
day unlike the former gardener who
use to clean only on kings visit

4.  One year passed and one fine
day King sacked the honest
worker.
 All ministers were astonished to
see that and asked king why did
he do that.

5. After lot of request
from the ministers,
king replayed
Now Odd is Out

6. Moral of the Story
King lesson
Incapable king saves his position by
discouraging the hard work and appreciating
the lethargic workers by ignoring and giving
them chances to change themselves
Honest Gardeners lesson
Be a roman in Rome