“Oh it is unbelievable that a crow learns how to grow vegetables,” Robert said.
“Do you want to laugh at me?” Crow said.
“No. I just said,” Robert said.
“I don’t care if you laugh at me,” the crow said and turned to me. “What should I start?”
I thought for a moment then I asked her, “What vegetable do you like?”
“I don’t know. I have eaten meat and fruit.”
“Well, you can do some basics, like…” I looked around then I pointed at small pots I put on a wooden table. “Put bell pepper seeds. One seed for each pot.”
“Okay,” the crow said and flew to work on that table.
Robert and I began to make new soil to grow cucumbers. About one minute later, the crow flew to us.
“I finished,” she said.
Robert opened eyes, “Fast,”
The crow giggled, “I bet we will be the best business men.”
“No, we cannot,” I said.
“Why not?” Robert said.
“Because we are animals. We can do business, but we can’t beat humans. Humans are the best and strongest businessmen in the world.”
“Really?” Crow said.
I nodded, “Yes. They can do every type of business, wood, metal, fire, water, stem, stone, land, sky. Also they can do business by using humans and gods. Even ghosts.”
“Is it true?” Robert and Crow asked.
“Yes, it’s true. They are great businessmen. Nowadays, when a person dies, they will use that case to earn popularity through social media, to sell or promote their product, to gain benefits from socializing for their job and more.”
“That’s what they are doing,” both of them wagged their heads.