A good story

So I'm sitting here in my Economics class right now and there is a substitute teacher. His name is Dr. Eddie Mullins Jr.. He tells stories and says EX-ACTLY a lot. I've heard two of his stories twice already. They are really good stories and I would like to share one with everyone.

There was this man riding on a horse. They came across this dark tunnel and the horse wouldn't go through it be cause it was scared. So the man blind folded the horse and they went in the tunnel. They kept riding and then the man saw that there was a hole in the ground coming up. All the man could do was jump off the horse to save his life, so he jumped off, but the horse kept going and fell into the hole and killed himself. Who's fault was it that the horse died?

We concluded that:
It was the horse's fault.

The teacher started saying that we shouldn't go through life blind folded like the horse. Even if we are scared. I quote, (because I have the same teacher twice that Dr. Mullins is substituting for) "If we dont prepare our selves, we put ourselves in the same position as the horse."

I don't know, lol, I can't explain it like Dr. Mullins. I did get the point across though.

I like this story.

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