They say when the jackal is in trouble, it turns towards the city

They say when the jackal is in trouble, it turns towards the city, but when Mian Kanjoos was in trouble, his wife ordered him to buy mangoes. Mian Kanjoos's real name was Hamid Khan, but everyone in the neighborhood called him 'Mian Kanjoos' because of his stinginess. Anyway, Mian Kanjoos listened to the order, then with great courage, took out some money from his chest and kept it in his pocket with great pride and went to the market. First he reached a mango seller and asked the price, he found out that it was one hundred and fifty rupees per kilo.․․․․ Hearing this, Mian Kanjoos put his hand on his ears and said:"Hey man, so expensive!"Reduce the price a little." Hearing this, the mango seller replied:"If you want to get it cheaper, go ahead. (It is currently) "Mian Kanjoos immediately went ahead. After walking ahead and inquiring about the price, it was found that the mangoes were one hundred and fifty rupees per kilo. Hearing the price, Kanjoos Mian made a bad face and said to him:"Fear God, you sell such expensive mangoes." "You won't get such good quality goods cheaply." said the mango seller. Now Mian Kanjoos reached another mango seller. The condition of the mangoes was sight-worthy. Ripe, rotten from inside, juice was flowing from them. Thousands of flies were buzzing. Mian Kanjoos asked:"Brother, what kind of mangoes are you giving per kilo?" the mango seller replied:"I have put the cheapest one. Only eighty rupees per kilo." Mian Kanjoos got angry and said:"Such bad mangoes for eighty rupees per kilo." said the mango seller:"Baba ji!There is no cheaper mango anywhere. Yes, if you want it for free, then there is a mango tree on the well in front, break it from there. " Hearing this, Mian Kanjoos was very happy and ran and climbed up the well and started to pick mangoes by jumping up and down. Suddenly his foot slipped and Mian Kanjoos fell into the well. Fortunately, the well was dry, but as soon as Mian Kanjoos fell, he got up and, brushing off his clothes, started picking up the mangoes lying in the well and filling his bag, but when he looked up, he was very worried about how to get out of the well now. As soon as this thought came, Mian Kanjoos started screaming․․․․ At that time, a horse cart man passed by. When he heard these voices and saw Mian Kanjoos in the well, he felt pity and took out the rope of his horse cart and lowered it into the well and held the rope tightly from above and said, hold the rope and come up. Mian Kanjoos did so,