Les Grosses Têtes: ARCHIVE - La blague de Jacques Mailhot

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The archives of big heads.

The black of the day.

So this story is almost a fable, isn't it?

It happens in a village that lives out of tourism, except that because of the crisis, there are no more tourists.

So everyone takes care of everyone.

Several months go by, miserable, no one.

Finally, a tourist arrives who takes a room.

He pays with a bill of 100 euros.

The tourist is not quite up in his room,

but the hotelist has to carry the bill of 100 euros to the butcher, to whom he has to pay 100 euros.

The butcher himself will also carry the same bill to the peasant, which he provides around.

The peasant, around him, is about to pay his debt to the prostitute,

to whom he also has to pay a few passes for 100 euros.

The prostitute closes the loop by going to the hotel to return the hotel,

which she no longer paid when she took a room to honor the peasant.

As she pays the bill of 100 euros on the counter,

the tourist who just came to the hotel, who didn't like his room,

no longer wanted to carry his bill and disappeared.

Nothing has been spent, nothing has been won, nothing has been lost.

And that's how we are solving the global crisis.

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