A man carrying a load of yauta in the city

Leveling the roof of the house. He had to carry sand and gravel from the ground floor up to 2 floors. And, for this work, the contractor used to pay him according to the weight. "Brother who came after lunch, I will go and have dinner at once. The old lady is cooking' he replied. Without saying anything, he left Bacha's house and left before 9 o'clock. Before leaving, he kept asking me what time I would wake up the next morning. He worked daily until 5 pm, OT (overtime) from 6 pm to 9 pm. There was no reason to think about it. I used to do so much when I was employed abroad. Get up and open the door. His promise to come at 4 o'clock the day before failed here. I did not pay much attention to this subject. It was often impossible for a tired person to come in the morning after working all day and into the evening. The day before, it is said that I will do this and that from tomorrow, and the next day, the same thing will be done. I thought - the same rule applied to him that applies to all of us. No no, my luck failed here. "When you wake up at 3 o'clock and eat your breakfast, you will see who has left the lock of the gate outside." He arrived at Tuplukk at 6 o'clock. He fills the cement bag with sand/gravel and slowly lifts it up. makes you laugh On his way back, he crosses 2 Khudkilas of Sindhi at once. So be a little faster. How could he carry twice as much as his own weight? Why is this man working so hard? I am watching them with my little daughter in my arms. Especially since I had prepared glucose water rather than water, I insisted again, ``People who are laboring like this should drink a lot of water. Drink it.