Episode

It is better to tell the truth than to lie.

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Jamal70
Published
Aug 10, 2026
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61
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Summary

One day, two friends were talking. Suddenly, one friend asked another friend, “Why is your mobile switched off?” Friend Lakshmi replied very naturally, “There is no charge in the mobile, so it is switched off.” Hearing this, the other friend was surprised and said, “But you spoke to me on this mobile a while ago! Did it have a charge then?” Lakshmi was silent for a while and said, “Yes, it did, but it ran out while talking!” The friend laughed and said, “So it is normal for a mobile to run out of charge, but what is the secret of running out of charge so quickly?” Lakshmi also laughed and said, “If you talk to your friend too much, the charge will run out!” The incident made everyone laugh.