A complaining man

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 A complaining man

Sanjay being a businessman who used to blame and complain to females of his family over homemade food. He always found fault with food made by the family. Further, he compared with outside food. The family often tried to convince, but he was stubborn by nature. So he was not happy and satisfied with the family. On the other hand, his mother and wife all the time prepared his favourite in the sake of making him happy.

But one day he was changed by one of the hotel managers. On that day, he went to the famous hotel in the city along with his friends for taking dinner. All had their favourite dishes, started eating but Sanjay fought out with the waiters over the food.  Within a moment, the hotel manager tried to convince him. At last, he said to Sanjay that he should respect their chef for the food. Even he told him whether he would eat it or not. But he had to pay for it. Unhappily he paid for it and went away after leaving unfinished dish.

While returning home, he thought over the incident and the manager’s comment.  By that time, he got the realisation that he always insulted his mother and wife over homemade food. Despite the well and delicious food, he never respected and appreciated them. That day he not only apologised but also appreciated them for the food. Further, the first time he enjoyed their food and thanked them. Since that day, he always tasted family food with happiness.

Moral : Never complain but be thankful.

 

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