“In the time of Haroun al-Rashid, the ruler of Baghdad, there was a man in Balsor named Benezar .. He had just enough funds to be able to exist peacefully and comfortably, without doing any business or trading. Even when he had a son, he did not give up this way of life. "Why should I, in my summers, still galise and trade?" he told his neighbors. “To leave my son Said a thousand more gold after his death, if things go well, or, if bad, a thousand less? “Where two eat, the third will be fed,” says the proverb. Only in time did a nice little boy come out of it, and he will not tolerate any need. ”