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There was once a guy who worked as a 

carpenter. After several years, he had a 

kid, which also became a carpenter. And 

this second guy had another kid, which 

had another kid, and so on until the 

123rd generation, when that child 

decided to only made framework. Made 

of wood, obviously, but only 

framework.

That's how he started to do frames. He 

did all type of frames. From big to 

small. From wide to narrow. From 

childish to weird to unexpected to see a 

framework like that. The point was he 

did a lot of frames and everyone knew 

he was really good, so everyone bought 

frames from him for everything in their 

houses. From windows and doors to 

scrapbooks and photos.

One day, people stopped going to the 

123rd carpenter workshop, which was 

were he made his frames. He thought, 

"Had people forgotten where do I live?" 

But he said, "No, that's impossible. 

After all, I'm the best of all." But yet, no 

one went to search for him anymore. He 

had no clients to attend. So, he decided 

to move to another country and attend 

other clients.

When he arrived to the boundary, he 

was recognized by the guard and told 

that he'd be praised by everyone. And 

he was. He lived there for another year, 

until everyone stopped going to his 

workshop. He then thought, "What did I 

do wrong? Do people have lost the taste 

of good framework." And eventually, he 

moved to another country. And this 

happen on and on and on, until he 

found an special girl in one of his 

travels.

This beautiful woman agreed to date the 

carpenter, and he told her about his story, 

how he was the best "frameworker" in the 

world, but that he couldn't stay more than 

a year in a country without having a 

trigger in something and running out of 

work. Then, the woman told him that he 

shouldn't work that hard, that if not, he 

will someday run out of countries and 

won't be able to eat because of lack of 

money.

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