The fox invited the stork to dinner. He wanted to have some fun with her. He served the soup in a wide, flat dish.
The fox could lick the soup easily. But the stork had a long, thin beak. She could only touch the soup and got nothing to eat. She went home hungry, but she said nothing.
A few days later the stork invited the fox to dinner. She served the food in a tall jar with a long, narrow neck.
The stork put her long beak inside and ate well. But the fox could not reach the food at all. "Do not be angry," said the stork. "You made me a dinner I could not eat, so now I have done the same to you."
Moral: Treat others the way you want to be treated.
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