A fox, a hedgehog and a frog were walking together when suddenly they saw a piece of butter.
The frog said, "One point three, everyone eats one." The hedgehog agreed, but the fox wanted to keep the butter. He didn't agree. He had a bad idea and said, "There is a pit here. Let's compete to see who jumps into the pit first and comes out first, and who gets this piece of butter. "
Hearing this, the hedgehog turned around the pit and wanted to jump in.
The fox also came to the pit.
Only the frog crawled slowly behind and followed the fox.
When the fox reached the pit, the frog bit its tail. The frog thought that if the fox jumps out of the pit, it will definitely raise its tail. It really is. The frog grabbed the fox's tail first and went into the pit, and came out faster than the fox.
The fox miscalculated, but he always wanted to catch this piece of butter.
The fox thought of another way of competition: "butter belongs to the one who lives the longest among us."
The hedgehog said, "I have lived for a hundred years."
The fox said, "I have lived for a thousand years."
The frog was so sad that he cried.
"Why are you crying?" The hedgehog and the fox asked together.
The frog said, "if my eldest son were still alive, he would be as big as a fox;" If my second son were still alive, he would be as big as a hedgehog. "
In this way, foxes and hedgehogs can only compete with frogs' children, not to mention frogs themselves.
Both the fox and the hedgehog were stopped.
The fox miscalculated again. As soon as the fox turned around, he thought of another way of playing: whoever gets drunk quickly will get the butter.
The hedgehog said, "I get drunk after drinking a glass of wine."
The fox said, "I get drunk as soon as I smell the wine."
At this time, the frog shook his body like a drunk.
The hedgehog and the fox asked, "What's the matter with you? Why are you vacillating? "
"I get drunk as soon as I hear someone say wine." The frog said loudly.
Hedgehog and fox are in a daze. The fox miscalculated again
Finally, the butter fell into the frog's hand.