Life always returns the same measure: A short story about justice worthy of attention! For some people, dishonesty has become a habit, so they no longer know what the truth is There was once a peasant who sold butter to a bakery. One day, the baker suspects the farmer and decides to measure the butter to see if the farmer gave him exactly one kilogram. He had something to see - there was less butter than the peasant had told him. He was so enraged that he sued the peasant. The judge asked the farmer if he used a weighing scale. The peasant said: "Dear Judge, I am a simple man. I do not use these modern scales, but I have a simple scale." The judge then asked him to explain how he measured the butter, and he replied: "Dear Judge, long before the baker started buying butter from me, I used to buy a kilo of bread from him every day. Every day when the baker brings the bread, I put it on one end of the scale and weigh exactly that much butter on the other side. "If anyone's to blame, it's a baker." Naturally: In life, everything always comes back to us in the same measure. For some people, dishonesty has become a habit, so they no longer know what the truth is. But who are they kidding? Just yourself.